One of my favorite tools in preparing for the 2011 NFL football season and to enhance your nfl wagering knowledge is to look ahead at each teams NFL schedule, and evaluate the games they will play. <\/p>\n
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Check out the week to week schedule of your favorite NFL teams. Starting in Week 11, flexible scheduling comes into play for Sunday games. NBC has the Sunday night schedule and has the ability to move games from the afternoon to prime time.<\/p>\n
Listed below is the NFL 2011 Cincinnati Bengals schedule and some insider NFL handicapping<\/strong> info.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 11 @ Cleveland <\/strong>Bengals RB Cedric Benson \u2013 who was crucial to the gameplan in past seasons \u2013 and the entire Cincy running game screeched to a halt in 2010, which isn\u2019t a good sign for success in the AFC North.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 18 @ Denver <\/strong>Neither the Browns in Week 1 or the Broncos in Week 2 are dominant teams, so Cincy has a good chance of establishing positive habits and maybe starting the 2011 campaign with two road wins.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 25 SAN FRANCISCO <\/strong>The 49ers drafted DE Aldon Smith seventh overall this year to aid in the pass rushing; he, LB Patrick Willis and other strong San Fran defenders will probably be in the grill of whoever starts at pivot for Cincinnati.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 2 BUFFALO <\/strong>The good news: the Bengals first five games (including the following week vs. Jacksonville) are all winnable, theoretically. The bad: Cincy was 4-12 last season, so it is unlikely that will happen.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 9 @ Jacksonville <\/strong>The Jags sorely need someone to play some strong quarterback; former Cincy franchise guy Carson Palmer wants out of town. Does this make sense to just me? Gabbert schmabbert!<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 16 INDIANAPOLIS <\/strong>The Colts have a miserable running game, and the Bengals have a strong pair of cornerbacks in Leon Hall and Johnathan Joseph. It\u2019s a good start, to be sure, but Cincy is still notably out-classed in this game.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 23 BYE <\/strong><\/p>\n Sun, Oct<\/strong>. 30 @ Seattle <\/strong>Hands up, if you\u2019re a Bengals fan and want Mike Brown and the ownership team to tragically perish in a hang-gliding accident? Hey, at least this game is in the Pacific Northwest – you can probably find an alt-rock band to write a depressing song about your predicament.<\/p>\n Sun, Nov. 6 @ Tennessee <\/strong>Tasteless jokes aside, if Cincinnati can get downfield early and often to the likes of WR Jordan Shipley and TE Jermaine Gresham, the Bengals stand a good chance of winning this road contest. 2011 Regular Season Opponents<\/h3>\n