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Vikings look to rebound in Cincinnati
Fresh off a victory last game over Cleveland, Cincinnati can stay on a roll Sunday by handling the Minnesota Vikings.
Minnesota brings a 0-1 overall mark (0-0 in the division) into this game vs. a Cincinnati team carrying a 1-0 record.
The Bengals are favored slightly by the bookmakers, who opened the game at -3. They are 1-0 ATS on the season, while the Vikings bring a 0-1 ATS mark to the table. The total has been set at 46.
Mike Tice's team hopes to rebound from a 24-13 loss at the hands of Tampa Bay. They were 5.5-point favorites and failed to cover the spread. The game went under the total.
The Bengals defeated Cleveland 27-13 as 3.5-point favorites. That contest went under the closing total.
Minnesota's ground game hasn't been much to write home about, averaging just 26.0 yards per game on the season, 32nd place in the league. They need a better effort from their running backs to be effective in moving the ball and keeping the Bengals offence off the field.
Fresh off a victory last game over Cleveland, Cincinnati can stay on a roll Sunday by handling the Minnesota Vikings.
Minnesota brings a 0-1 overall mark (0-0 in the division) into this game vs. a Cincinnati team carrying a 1-0 record.
The Bengals are favored slightly by the bookmakers, who opened the game at -3. They are 1-0 ATS on the season, while the Vikings bring a 0-1 ATS mark to the table. The total has been set at 46.
Mike Tice's team hopes to rebound from a 24-13 loss at the hands of Tampa Bay. They were 5.5-point favorites and failed to cover the spread. The game went under the total.
The Bengals defeated Cleveland 27-13 as 3.5-point favorites. That contest went under the closing total.
Minnesota's ground game hasn't been much to write home about, averaging just 26.0 yards per game on the season, 32nd place in the league. They need a better effort from their running backs to be effective in moving the ball and keeping the Bengals offence off the field.
