Cincinnati Enquirer Bengals Beat Podcast (#bbp)

This season marks the 50th of football for the Cincinnati Bengals, five decades filled with highs, lows, dynamic personalities and innovations that changed the face of the National Football League. The Enquirer brings you the 50 most influential people in Bengals history through various forms of media, bringing you the names and untold stories that shaped this franchise over its first half century -- good, bad and ugly.  As part of the third week of the 50 Influential Bengals project, we focus on offensive players and talk to all-time leading rusher Corey Dillon.  Dillon spoke in-depth about his time with the Bengals for the first time since his trade to the Patriots in 2004. The all-time leading rusher in club history opened up about his potential position in the Hall of Fame, behind the scenes of his 278-yard game against Denver, why he aired frustrations with the team and why he said the team should move on from Marvin Lewis.  Here are a few snippets.  Dillon on his Hall of Fame credentials:  "I am wh