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I'm quite fancying Chicago and Pittsburgh or Pittsburgh and Green Bay ......... waiting for the travel agents to open so I can cost them flights !!

I notice the Bills have ten days between playing the Browns and then the Bengals - plenty of time to rest, recover, and watch tape

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I'm quite fancying Chicago and Pittsburgh or Pittsburgh and Green Bay ......... waiting for the travel agents to open so I can cost them flights !!

I notice the Bills have ten days between playing the Browns and then the Bengals - plenty of time to rest, recover, and watch tape

but yet that wont help Bills as they still will lost :)

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Way too early guess:

Week 1 @ Chicago: win, low-scoring ugly game, Ghee suffers season-ending inujury (1-0)

Week 2 Pittsburgh: loss, afterward revealed that Big Jen played whole game with sprained vagina (1-1)

Week 3 Green Bay: loss, Bengaldom goes into panic mode, calls for Josh Johnson begin (1-2)

Week 4 @ Cleveland: win, no one cares because it's the Browns (2-2)

Week 5 New England: loss, game blacked out in Cincy (2-3)

Week 6 @ Buffalo: loss, Marvin just can't beat the Bills (2-4)

Week 7 @ Detroit: win, no one cares because it's the Lions (3-4)

Week 8 New York Jets: win, end of Mark Sanchez's career (4-4)

Week 9 @ Miami: win, no one sees it because they're all out trick-or-treating (5-4)

Week 10 @ Baltimore: win, Bengaldom riding high on three-game streak (6-4)

Week 11 Cleveland: loss, Bengalsdom crashes, fire Marvin billboard goes up on I-71 (6-5)

BYE

Week 13 @ San Diego: loss, AJ Green caught on tape muttering something about "flipping burgers" (6-6)

Week 14 Indianapolis: win, defense shuts down luck (7-6)

Week 15 @ Pittsburgh: win, Jen plays entire game in iron lung (8-6)

Week 16 Minnesota: win, though Adrian Peterson runs for 987 yards (9-6)

Week 17 Baltimore: win, Ravens rest players before first-round bye, Bengals finish 10-6 and get a wild card berth

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Is this like our third year in a row finishing the regular season against the Ravens?

nope, 4th year smile.gif

Yeah heaven forbid that the Steelers would ever play the Ravens the last game of the year. WTF.

It'd be interesting to see the last game parings of each division based off of "reputation", etc.

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I'll take a turn at the way too early guessing game:

Week 1 @ Chicago: WIN

Week 2 Pittsburgh: WIN

Week 3 Green Bay: LOSS

Week 4 @ Cleveland: WIN

Week 5 New England: LOSS

Week 6 @ Buffalo: WIN

Week 7 @ Detroit: WIN

Week 8 New York Jets: WIN

Week 9 @ Miami: WIN

Week 10 @ Baltimore: LOSS

Week 11 Cleveland: WIN

BYE

Week 13 @ San Diego: WIN

Week 14 Indianapolis: LOSS

Week 15 @ Pittsburgh: LOSS

Week 16 Minnesota: WIN

Week 17 Baltimore: WIN

There you go, my quick off the top guess.

11-5 PLAYOFF bound again !!!

That was easy...

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Last year was the first year in like forever since we beat the Bills.

I was at that game and it was a good one. The Bills are another team moving in a different direction for 2013.

Hard to say how things turn out at this point, but I expect the Bengals to have to good year.

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Last year was the first year in like forever since we beat the Bills.

Yup, first win over Buffalo since the 1988 Super Bowl season. 24 frickin' years. In between we got:

1989: lost 24-7

1991: lost 35-16 (Jim Kelly throws for 392 yards, 5 TDs. James Lofton has 8 catches, 220 yards, 2 TDs.)

1996: lost 37-17 (Erik Wilhelm attempts 9 passes. 3 are completed to Bengals. 2 are completed to Bills, including a pick 6)

1998: lost 33-20

2002: lost 27-9 (mercifully ending the nightmare 2-14 campaign)

2004: lost 33-17 (includes Kitna pick 6)

2005: lost 37-27 (with 7:18 to play, our "defense" allows a 68 yard drive that eats up 6:17 and gives Bills a 30-27 lead. Carson throws pick 6 two plays later.)

2007: lost 33-21 (Bengals leading 14-13 at half but can't stop Marshawn Lynch (153 yards))

2010: lost 49-31 (Bengals up 27-7 in the second and 30-14 at the half, gave up 35 points in second half including Benson fumble-6 and Palmer INT at 3rd and goal on the Buffalo 5.)

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home games vs Pittsburgh & Green Bay ....... flights booked .....yeah baby bring it on !!!!!!!:cheers:/>

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I won't look so hardcore if I can't get tickets though !!

Still, at least Pittsburgh is the MNF game so it'll be on TV in a bar somewhere .... and it's Oktoberfest weekend for Green Bay!!!

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As a fan of the draft, I love the preaseason.

At no other time in the season will you see so many of those players actually playing.

Not only that, how many times during the actual season can you take your and kids to a game and it not cost close to a car payment ??

I'll be targeting that Titans game.

Bump...

I said I was targeting the Titans game and people think you are crazy to actually buy preseason tickets, but tonight I got 4 upper level seats.

The grand total for all 4 tickets for the game ?? Yep, $18.00. That's 4 tickets for less than it costs to park your car.

Come the second half, we'll walk down to the lower level because people leave and enjoy the rest of the game.

For that price, we can leave early if the kids want and there's no pressure.

I will worry about the regular season tickets a little later.

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Tricky Dick, not all bad:


/>http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/07/07/todays-politicians-could-finish-what-nixon-started-in-1972/

Posted here because of the comments on the article. I took a look at what it would cost just lil ol me to go into Chicago for the opener. Long story short: fk that. Preseason is definitely the way to go, army.

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The comments are pretty amusing. Some reasonable and thought out, some not so much.

Don't get me wrong, I can afford to go to games, but simply refuse to pay that price.

"IF" I can find them cheaper through Ebay, Stubhub, etc. I will go. Full price ?? Nope.

Sadly, there use to be a day when I couldn't wait to buy season tickets, but now I won't.

Most of that is the cost of the experience, but some of it is also that it's not as friendly a place to take your kids to as it use to be.

I won't complain so much about the tax payers assisting with the funding. I wasn't here when the decision was made and voted on and even now, there are stadium tax rebates for some Hamilton County residents. That rebate system can also be looked at to be flawed, but it is what it is and not the overwhelming, life changing burden some make it out to be. I'm not discounting the discontent completely mind you.

Yeah, preseason is a SUPER CHEAP way to catch some football at the stadium with the family.

Being a person who enjoys the draft and seeing the young players actually play, I enjoy the preseason.

If I wasn't that person and had to pay for those tickets as a part of the season ticket package, I might not be as happy.

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Training camp sked is out.


/>http://www.bengals.com/news/article-1/Family-Nights-highlight-training-camp-schedule/90dc824b-bb2e-4ee4-b8d2-4631650e745b

No more intrasquad scrimmage. Apparently it's a casualty of the new CBA rules on practices.

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