Cincinnati Bengals 2015 Schedule And Opponents
By Josh Sanchez
The Cincinnati Bengals 2015 schedule has yet to be set, but we do know the home and away opponents the team will face next season.
With the 2014-15 NFL regular season reaching its conclusion, the opponents for all 32 teams have been set for the 2015 schedule. For the Cincinnati Bengals, it looks like a tough road ahead will be facing them for next season.
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Along with the usual opponents, Cincinnati will have to take the field against the teams from the AFC West and NFC West.
That means the Bengals will be taking on the Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals and other top-tier opponents. Of course, plenty can change between now and the start of next season, so things could look a lot differently by the time the season-opener rolls around in 2015.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ 2015 opponents can be seen below:
HOME: Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, San Diego, St. Louis, Seattle, AFC South*
AWAY: Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Denver, Oakland, Arizona, San Francisco, AFC East*
*If the Bengals win the AFC North, they will play the Indianapolis Colts at home and New England Patriots on the road. If the Steelers win the AFC North, Cincinnati will host the Houston Texans and travel to face the Buffalo Bills.
The complete schedule with dates for each game on the 2015-16 NFL schedule will be confirmed at a later date.
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