ive given this more thought, and i really cant see clausen taking advantage of the cincy defense especially when ive looked at what he's done so far when called upon and it aint pretty. he's looked like a turnover machine. another thing that comes to mind is that after the TB game, the TB safety simply said "the panthers don't really have any threats at receiver outside of Steve Smith". in other words, the panthers do not have an aerial attack which will make things even more difficult for clausen should the bengals be able to add pressure as well. maybe this is simply a clear advantage with a low spread so ima take cincy minus 3 and hope Carson can throw for about 200 yds WITHOUT any picks. that should wrap this one up no doubt as i think it's usually better to go with the better passing team when the field is wet.
Cincinnati at Carolina (09/26/2010)
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Quote Originally Posted by lumpsluck:
Bengals should clean house riding the momentum of last weeks win against the Ravens. Panthers have looked bad. Panthers will come out scratching and clawing but the Bengals 23 - Panthers 13.
Bengals should clean house riding the momentum of last weeks win against the Ravens. Panthers have looked bad. Panthers will come out scratching and clawing but the Bengals 23 - Panthers 13.
Yeah man a Bengal would roll a Panther in real life I see what your saying.
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