07-27-2018, 11:32 PM
I'm just wondering, after the Bengals win the Super Bowl this year, will they get to open the season at home next year?
I know they opened the season at home last year and closed on the road, which was the first time they opened the season at home in something like six or seven years.
But it seems every year the Bengals open and close on the road when I thought the rules were if a team opens at home they get to close on the road or if the open on the road they get to close at home and that it's supposed to rotate and make it fair for fans and the team.
It just seems that the Bengals always draw the short straw with the schedule like the game in London being a home game, always opening on the road and closing on the road, bad calls against the Squeellers(I had to throw that in).
It's just odd to me that Mike Brown never makes a stink about unfair treatment of his team.
I know they opened the season at home last year and closed on the road, which was the first time they opened the season at home in something like six or seven years.
But it seems every year the Bengals open and close on the road when I thought the rules were if a team opens at home they get to close on the road or if the open on the road they get to close at home and that it's supposed to rotate and make it fair for fans and the team.
It just seems that the Bengals always draw the short straw with the schedule like the game in London being a home game, always opening on the road and closing on the road, bad calls against the Squeellers(I had to throw that in).
It's just odd to me that Mike Brown never makes a stink about unfair treatment of his team.
