Associated Press
The offense was good enough. When the Bulls look back at a game that slipped through the cracks, that's the first thing they will tell each other.
B.J. Daniels was elusive enough, and the running game was solid enough, and the offensive line was sturdy enough. When the Bulls consider all the yardage they piled up, it will be easy to wonder how they finished second in Thursday night's game against Cincinnati.
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