10-16-2015, 04:50 PM
(10-16-2015, 09:50 AM)thebandit27 Wrote: Yes, Buffalo beat Indy at home in week 1. Forgive me if I don't consider losses to two future HOF QBs as not having a home-field advantage. If you don't think they have one, go back and watch what they did to Andrew Luck and Aaron Rodgers in their most recent trip here.
Again with regard to attacking Rex's D, the same logic applies to the Bills. I understand that Cinci hasn't had this many playmakers before; neither has Rex on defense. In New Jersey, Rex had Revis, Cromartie, and some decent LBs for most of his time there. In Buffalo, he's got a defensive line with 3 perennial pro bowlers plus Jerry Hughes. He's got two CBs who, right now, some folks are calling the top tandem in the game (personally I'd give it to Denver's duo of Talib and Harris Jr, purely on longevity).
What's happened in the past with Jay Gruden's offense against the NJ Jets means zero. It's like me saying that Buffalo knows how to put up 24 points on Cincinnati's D with a 4th string QB because that's what happened in 2013. They're both non-sequitur statements.
You may believe that the Bengals will win, and I can't blame you. My point is that basing it on what they've done against defenses that don't really have any resemblance to this one doesn't make sense.
Again, we shall see...
If the corners are so good, why is your D 27th against the pass? Something does not compute.
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