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Cleveland at Cincinnati (09/28/2008)

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Away:  Cleveland [1-2 ATS]
Home:  Cincinnati [1-2 ATS]

Game Time: 1:00 PM
Stadium: Paul Brown Stadium

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Team Leaders:

Cleveland:
Passing: Derek Anderson (405)
Rushing: Jamal Lewis (156)
Receiving: Kellen Winslow (116)

Cincinnati:
Passing: Carson Palmer (519)
Rushing: Chris Perry (175)
Receiving: T.J. Houshmandzadeh (216)

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If Cinci can repeat their last week performance agianst the Giants, They would easily win this game. I believe Cleveland is starting Brady Quinn this week. I think Cinci offense is turning the corner here. Cinci is the play .. GL
 
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Early thoughts are Cincy also,there was some promosing signs in last weeks performance.
 
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bengals
 
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i like the Browns + 3.5, because both teams are 0-3 SU, 1-2 ATS, and the 3-point home field advantage for Cinci makes these teams appear evenly matched.
 
but i disagree, i think Cleveland has the advantage on the offensive line, RB, TE, and the entire defense, leaving Cinci's advantages to QB and WR which has been the story for this team the past few years and it has not bode well.  also, a small factor is that Cinci might be looking forward to next week's beatdown in Dallas, whereas Cleveland is heading into the bye week and is desperate for their first win.  heading into the season, people expected things from the Browns, but the Bengals squad has accepted their chump status.
 
i like the Over 44 a little, since both offenses are trying to prove themselves and both defenses are swiss cheese.
 
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Bengals 35 Browns 21,heartbreaking loss to the Giants,but the Bengals roll this week New york needs to "FIX" the frequency problems up there! (Fuckin Cheaters)
 
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Bengals roll indeed
 
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 Brady Quinn miracle cure for the Brownies =
 
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OMG!!!! SLAM ALL YOUR $$$$ ON THE OVER!!!!! both teams throw the ball like crazy and both teams got no dam defence at all,,,?!!! wtf???! the over and under is only 45pts?
 
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Cincinnati - 20                             Cleveland - 17
Browns +3.5             under 45
Bengals home vs division opponent off DD SU loss is usuallly bad news for the Tigers.
 
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BENGALS AND OVER
 
Everyone saw Carson Palmer finally come out agaisnt the Giants. He is back, connecting with TJ and Chad. Bengals score throughout the game. Look for a shootout early and then Bengals pulling away in the end.
 
Bengals 34 Browns 24
 
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Bet2win.....they may both throw it all over the place but youe have to catch it also.....they rank 26th and 32nd in the league in passing yards....not good....so be careful on the "slamming $$$$$"   I think buy the juice and take the home team -3
 
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Quote Originally Posted by OHIOstBUCKS23:

 
Everyone saw Carson Palmer finally come out agaisnt the Giants. He is back, connecting with TJ and Chad. Bengals score throughout the game. Look for a shootout early and then Bengals pulling away in the end.
 

 

False alarm!!  The Bengals offense has not returned...just watch on Sunday

 
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This might be the easiest line of the week.
BROWNS +3.5
 
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Turnovers will play a big factor here,and I think Cincy will be the winner,the offense is looking pretty good now,but it's time for the defense to start swarming around the ball,and anticipating tipped passes, and fumbles.If this happens the Bengals will be back,but have a tough remaining schedule (like always),"one game at a time"
 
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Cincy at home with the points!
 
Clevland and Cincy are pretty evenly ranked on Defense. Bengals Offense is slightly better. I would have to give the edge to Cincy.
 
Watch out for Braylon (Butterfingers) Edwards, a few dropped passes and a tipped ball to the Cincy D is all could take.
 
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When Cleveland played Dallas, Whitten, TO, and Crayton had a combined 260 yards receiving.  What do u think Ocho Cinco, TJ, and crew will do to this atrocious Cleveland Defense?  225-300 passing yards?  You betcha.  So Cleveland kept it close against the Steelers.  They run the ball 85% of the time.  This Cincy team can smell blood after that near win against the Giants.  Not to mention Brady Quinn will most likely come in to play the 2nd H when Cleveland is down 20-6 at halftime.  So with that said, final score:
Cleveland:13
Cincy     :34
 
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Cincy
 
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dont buy into the "bengals are back" notion just because the bengals kept it close with the g-men.  i'm a giants fan and i know they're a bit of a lazy bunch, and they were just looking forward to 2 weeks of rest with a 3-0 record, and forgot to show up in the first half.  the giants play down to the competition a lot, although they whooped on STL but who doesnt.
 
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Hey, tokin33 sounds like you are a little embarassed what the Bengals almost did to your team, and IF the Bengals defense swarms and get a couple picks, then "they are back" (we will see sunday) but any how, Bengals do win by 10, no dought in my mind. Also, they are in the Jungle. good luck!
 
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Both defenses giving up 22 points per game. Cincy avg13 ppg and Cle avg 9 ppg. Statisticly pretty even but Cinci has played better as of late so and have homefield advantage.
 
Bengals -3
 
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Would think that the Bungels would show up here after that almost win against the NYG- but the NYG are great offense at putting up FG's not TD's. Not a good game to judge their D by- it is horrible. See CLE offense getting on track enough to keep it a FG game against a disfuctional CIN squad. I'll take the brown at 3.5. GLTA
 
 
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Whats the injury update on Palmer for the Bengals? Is he playing for sure?
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