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The end to the Cincinnati Bengals‘ 2015 campaign was disappointing to say the least, but the team returns enough talent to be a legitimate playoff contender once again in 2016. Navigating the AFC North will be a different story, however, as the Pittsburgh Steelers are a legitimate Super Bowl contender — but so are the Bengals. Here are the five biggest games for the Bengals’ upcoming 2016 season.
Sept. 18 at Pittsburgh Steelers
Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY SportsSept. 18 at Pittsburgh Steelers
Talk about a trial by fire, the Bengals’ second game of the season is a road matchup with the Steelers.
Oct. 30 vs. Washington Redskins
Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY SportsOct. 30 vs. Washington Redskins
This will be the Bengals’ first ever game in London. Washington is a good team that could definitely make the playoffs.
Nov. 27 at Baltimore Ravens
Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY SportsNov. 27 at Baltimore Ravens
To win the AFC North, the Bengals must avoid losing road games to the Ravens and Browns. With Cleveland being a train wreck, the matchup with Baltimore is much more significant.
Dec. 24 at Houston Texans
Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY SportsDec. 24 at Houston Texans
Houston has some problems at quarterback, but the rest of this team is extremely solid. In a road game right before the last game of the season, a loss in this one could mean the difference between winning the division or barely making the playoffs.
Dec. 18 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY SportsDec. 18 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
A home game against the Bengals’ seemingly lone competition to win the AFC North is going to be the biggest game Cincinnati plays in the regular season.
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