Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl 50 Odds Analysis
The Cincinnati Bengals (10-5-1 SU, 8-7-1 ATS, 6-10 O/U) have reached the postseason in an impressive four consecutive seasons. Unfortunately for Andy Dalton and company, they’ve been a proverbial bridesmaid each and every time by losing in the Wild Card round. Now…only one question remains as Marvin Lewis’ squad gets set for the 2015 regular season. Can the Bengals become beautiful brides or will they remain semi-attractive bridesmaids for another season? We’ll answer that question and much more in this expert Super Bowl Odds betting breakdown on everything Cincinnati Bengals related.2014 Season in Review
The Good The good news for Bengals fans this past season was the fact that, in spite of posting some really pedestrian statistics on both sides of the ball, Cincinnati still managed to record a pair of winning SU and ATS marks.#SuperBowl? You’re talking about the Super Bowl, Marvin?! How about winning a playoff game? http://t.co/3QgGTRYRsj #Bengals
— Andon’s Dad™ (@BrewStudNo1) February 1, 2015
Let’s take a look at Cincinnati’s offensive statistics from this past season.
Offense
Season Stats | Rank | |
Total Yards | 348 | 15 |
Passing Yards | 213.8 | 21 |
Rushing Yards | 134.2 | 6 |
Points Scored | 22.8 | 15 |
Field Goal % | 78.8 | 26 |
Season Stats | Rank | |
Total Yards | 359.3 | 22 |
Passing Yards | 243 | 20 |
Rushing Yards | 116.3 | 20 |
Points Allowed | 21.5 | 12 |
Field Goal % | 81.2 | 10 |
Touchdowns | Jeremy Hill | 9 |
Rushing | Jeremy Hill | 1124 |
Passing | Andy Dalton | 3398 |
Receiving | A.J. Green | 1041 |
Sacks | Carlos Dunlap | 8.0 |
Interceptions | Reggie Nelson | 4 |