Mohamed Sanu played quarterback in high school before being converted to wide receiver while at Rutgers, so he's a solid option for a trick play or two. After losing A.J. Green to a lingering toe injury, the Bengals tried one of those gadget plays late in the first quarter and Sanu came through with a perfectly placed 50-yard strike to Brandon Tate.Unfortunately, the Bengals offense scuffled on the drive after that and had to settle for a 38-yard field goal attempt that kicker Mike Nugent shanked.[CBS]