Seattle at Cincinnati

Cincinnati is playing with a spring in their step. Why shouldn’t they? They’ve won two of their last three and have already matched their win total for last year. They’re only one game behind the division leader. Yes, Corey Dillon is disgruntled, but that won’t get in the way this weekend. Cincinnati put up 34 points against a very good Ravens defense that was allowing just 18 points per game going into last week. Cincinnati qualifies for a situation involving small home dogs that is 12-1 ATS over the past few years. The Bengals know how important this game is to maintain their momentum and stay close to Baltimore. Seattle, at 5-1 will be taking the Bengals a bit too lightly and will be surprised.