Bengalis are confident they can repeat the success of 2022

2021 season national football federation (NFL), ended with a duel in super bowl Finally among the champions, Los Angeles Ramsoto defeat Cincinnati Bengals,

It was actually the Bengals who surprised by defeating the Las Vegas Raiders in the wild card round, the Tennessee Titans (best record in the AFC) in the divisional round, and the American Conference champions in the AFC championship game. Powerful to AFC Kansas City Chiefs,

The only loss was at the hands of one of the best teams of the season, the Rams, who have one of the most talented rosters, led by the best receivers today, cooper coupWho won the Triple Crown, being the leader in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns, in addition to the name Offensive Player of the Yearand MVP Dell Super Bowl.

without fear of success

Speaking to the Bengals’ official portal, defensive tackle DJ Reeder assured that Cincinnati has what it takes to replicate and even improve on last year’s results, confident of being the team to beat in the AFC .

,I do not know. I watched some UFC fights this weekend. Vegas gets it wrong sometimes. They win most of the time, they are home, but they also make mistakes at times. “Who cares? Looks like they just have to go through us, so unless someone comes along and takes it from us, I’m going to count on us.”Reader said that being informed that the Cleveland Browns are the AFC North favorites.

the arrival of Deshaun Watson For the Browns, agreeing to be traded by the Houston Texans has given their offense a major boost, in addition. Amari CooperWhich came from the Dallas Cowboys, also for transfer.

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,We were able to get to the Super Bowl last year and we couldn’t finish. So this time we know we can get to the Super Bowl, but we can do much better and then we can win when we get there. So I guess that’s the limit and what we’re trying to do Reader added.

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