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Cincinnati Bengals’ Post-Bye Schedule Has Playoffs Written All Over It
Published: October 29, 2009
In case you're too lazy to click on it, I had the teams finishing like this:
Pittsburgh 12-4
Cincinnati 10-6
Baltimore 8-8
Cleveland 6-10, 4-12 (I predicted six wins, but then I couldn't find six wins on Cleveland's schedule, so a day later, I lowered the prediction to four.)
Now that the Bengals are headed into the bye week, it's time to do two things: 1. Pat myself on the back for being so smart; 2. Predict the rest of the schedule.
Before I look at the Bengals' nine remaining games, I have some good news and some bad news.
The Good News: Marvin Lewis has a 15-9-1 career record in November—although I still believe that the tie should have counted as two wins for the Bengals, mainly because Ryan Fitzpatrick was our quarterback, plus it came against a playoff team.
The Bad News: Lewis is 1-4-1 coming off a bye week. There is a silver lining to the bad...
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