Sports Illustrated gives prediction for Bengals 2010 season
Bengals predicted to miss playoffs
Posted: 09/01/2010
CINCINNATI - Sports Illustrated released their 2010 NFL predictions and the Bengals aren't predicted to go as far as fans are hoping.
Sports Illustrated writer Peter King predicts the Bengals will have a winning record at 9-7, but won't make the playoffs.
In the new issue, King talks to Quarterback Carson Palmer about some of the plays that cost Cincinnati a win against the Jets in last year's playoffs.
"I've watched that playoff game over and over. There's a bunch of plays I wish I could have back-four throws I wish I could have back," Palmer tells King, "I was hurrying my feet. We could have had a big gain on one play and I hurried, and I threw it over [Chad Ochocinco's] head. That's on me. But I can either say, 'Woe is me,' or I can figure out what I need to do to play better."
You can read the full prediction for the 2010 season in the newest edition of SI, available at newsstands everywhere and in your mailbox Wednesday.
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