NFL power rankings: Stacking up all 32 teams amid 2018 training camp
By Peter Panacy
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56. . . Previous: . Cincinnati Bengals. 28. team
Just like they seem to do each season, the Cincinnati Bengals stay put at No. 28.
And they are basically doing the same on the field, too.
This, of course, centers around keeping quarterback Andy Dalton and head coach Marvin Lewis in the roles they retained the past few years. As long as that’s the game plan, the Bengals won’t improve much at all.
Additionally, linebacker Vontaze Burfict’s four-game suspension for PED use won’t help a beleaguered Cincinnati defense either.
While the Bengals aren’t the worst team in the AFC North, per se, at least the Browns can say they’re trying to improve.