AFC Power Rankings Week 10: Pats, Bengals rule the land (MNF Update)
David Kohl-USA TODAY Sports
AFC North. 8-0. Cincinnati Bengals. 2. player. 56. <p>Any other year, an undefeated Bengals team at the halfway mark of the regular season would be the biggest story in the league. The Bengals’ accomplishment has been overshadowed a bit by the other undefeated teams, but their feat is nonetheless very impressive.</p> <p>Tyler Eifert continued his ascendance in the NFL’s tight end ranks, snagging three touchdowns on Thursday Night Football. The Patriots are probably the only other team in the NFL with so many weapons on offense; Eifert, A.J. Green, Marvin Jones, Mohamed Sanu, Giovani Bernard and Jeremy Hill provide no shortage of targets for Andy Dalton.</p><div class=
The Bengals play in front of national television audiences in each of their next two games, so the general footballing public will get to know these cats a bit better.
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Cincinnati Bengals
AFC North, 8-0
Any other year, an undefeated Bengals team at the halfway mark of the regular season would be the biggest story in the league. The Bengals’ accomplishment has been overshadowed a bit by the other undefeated teams, but their feat is nonetheless very impressive.
Tyler Eifert continued his ascendance in the NFL’s tight end ranks, snagging three touchdowns on Thursday Night Football. The Patriots are probably the only other team in the NFL with so many weapons on offense; Eifert, A.J. Green, Marvin Jones, Mohamed Sanu, Giovani Bernard and Jeremy Hill provide no shortage of targets for Andy Dalton.
The Bengals play in front of national television audiences in each of their next two games, so the general footballing public will get to know these cats a bit better.
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