The Cincinnati Bengals have had a history of ups and downs over the years. They have experienced some very good seasons that saw them make Super Bowl appearances and delve into the playoffs. They also had some bad years in which they finished at the bottom of the league in terms of win-loss records.

One of the best quarterbacks the team has ever had was Boomer Esiason. Esiason came out of college and had an immediate impact on the Bengals. He played with them for several years before moving on to the New York Jets and eventually the Arizona Cardinals. He would also find his way back to Cincinnati before retiring from the league.

The Bengals with Boomer at quarterback were known as a passing team and had good numbers. Together they also won some big games. Since then, he has moved into the broadcast booth and done great work on both television and radio, but who was Boomer Esiason’s favorite receiver during his NFL career?

No player caught more touchdown passes thrown by Boomer Esiason during his career than Bengals wide receiver Eddie Brown. Brown and Esiason teamed up for 39 touchdowns during the time they played together as teammates. Some of them were also very memorable, especially for Bengals fans. This is less than ten ahead of the second-place player in that category.

The Boomer Bengals were a fun team to watch and they were a great player. The team also had some very good receivers around them, and they also deserve some credit for Boomer’s good career numbers.