May 10, 200818 yr Divisional teams have basically the same schedule year-in year-out. The Bengals schedule, while tough, is easier than Pittsburg and Cleveland. I feel that Cleveland should be the favorite, but if the Bengals can go 4-2 in the division (win home games and sweep the Ravens) they will have an excellent chance at winning the division. They may win it with a 8-8 or 9-7 record, but with everyone's tough schedule, it is very likely a .500 team will win. I would not be shocked to see 9-7 win the division, but I am looking more at 10-6. I think the bengals go 2-4 in the division. As for the Browns being the favorite, I think they need to show that they beat Pittsburgh first, which they have not did since 2003. You Picked bengals to win their home games against the division. Cincy has not won a home game against Pittsburgh since 2001...
May 11, 200818 yr I would not be shocked to see 9-7 win the division, but I am looking more at 10-6. I think the bengals go 2-4 in the division. As for the Browns being the favorite, I think they need to show that they beat Pittsburgh first, which they have not did since 2003. You Picked bengals to win their home games against the division. Cincy has not won a home game against Pittsburgh since 2001... I did not pick the Bengals to win their home games. I said if the Bengals win their home games and sweep the Ravens they will go 4-2 in the division. IF they do win their divisional home games, and go 4-2 in the division they will have an excellent chance of winning it. I am not predicting anything, but I feel this is the Bengals best chance at making the playoffs. .... and since they have not won at home vs. Pittsburg since 2001 I think it is safe to say they are definitely due.
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