2015 Cincinnati Bengals Season Predictions
As the last AFC Wild Card team in 2014, the Cincinnati Bengals were a quick one and done in the post season. The Colts and Andrew Luck knocked off the Bengals as Cincinnati couldn’t do anything offensively.
As the last AFC Wild Card team in 2014, the Cincinnati Bengals were a quick one and done in the post season. The Colts and Andrew Luck knocked off the Bengals as Cincinnati couldn’t do anything offensively.
The trend in Cincinnati over the years has been a downward spiral. In 2012, the Reds won an astounding 97 games. It looked as if baseball was becoming relevant once again in Cinci. 2013 followed the same trend as they racked up 90 wins.
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The Bengals took the division last year and in my opinion are the favourite to do so again. This is a team with the potential for a really strong offense but there has to be some concern about the defense because DC Mike Zimmer finally got that head coaching opportunity he deserves.
The Bengals are coming off a AFC North Division championship and are far from starting from scratch. Even though their defense is highly rated – they were 5th in yards allowed – there is a whole to fill up front with the departure of Michael Johnson at defensive end.
The Bearcats have had a great season but I think it is fair to say they peaked a little too early.
I feel like Louisville is constantly disappointing this season but they only have 4 losses and a #5 next to their name despite the fact that they are looking up at Cincinnati in the standings of the AAC.
The Chargers were the last team to qualify in the AFC and are now travelling most of the way across the country to face Cincinnati.
After sneaking into the postseason, the Chargers will have to get past the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday in a AFC Wildcard Playoff game.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens will face off at Paul Brown Stadium in Week 17. The Ravens would need a lot of help to make the postseason, while the Bengals look to close out their home schedule without a loss.
The Cincinnati Bearcats will be looking for their first 10 win season since 2008. While the North Carolina Tar Heels will look to take advantage of playing in the state of North Carolina to beat the Bearcats as they try and have a winning season.
The Cincinnati Bengals will take on the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday in an inter-conference clash. The Bengals are coming off a woeful loss to the Steelers in front of a national audience on Sunday night, while the Vikings picked up an impressive win over the Eagles, 48-30.
AFC North Takes center Stage – Steelers Host Bengals on Sunday Night
It’s hard to believe that half way through December and the Steelers are out of the playoff race! But there are still three games remaining for Pittsburgh and one of them comes our way Sunday night against heated, hated rivals Cincinnati who are poised to make the playoffs for the third straight year and look like a lock to win the always-competitive AFC North.
The fact that neither of these teams are at the top of the American Athletic Conference standings right now says a lot about the depth of the league in their first year as this league could easily finish the regular season with three teams with double digit win totals.
Bengals Visit Chargers in Crucial AFC Tilt
The AFC playoff picture is becoming muddier every week and in the middle of the cloudy picture is two teams that meet in San Diego Sunday.
The Cincinnati Bengals host the Cleveland Browns on Sunday in a showdown between NFC North foes. The Browns had appeared to give up on the season but remain right in the thick of things, while the Bengals were the favorite to run away with the division prior to the year but have stumbled and need a win to maintain their spot atop the standings.