The Bengals have had Baltimore's number in recent years, winning six of the last seven meetings, including the last three in Cincinnati.

This series looks to be heating up again. The Browns will no doubt come in looking for revenge after the Bengals effectively knocked them out of last year's playoffs with a 19-14 win at PBS.

The Steelers have won their last seven visits to the Queen City (including the 2005 postseason). The last Bengals home victory over the Steelers was a 26-23 overtime game in 2001.

One of eight games in '08 against an '07 playoff team. Jacksonville leads the all-time series 11-5, but the Jags are just 4-4 in Cincinnati.

In his last two games against the Titans, Carson Palmer has completed 59 of his 71 pass attempts (83.1%) for 555 yards and five touchdowns.

Philadelphia will be making its first-ever PBS appearance and first in Cincinnati since 1994. The Bengals are 3-0 all-time against the Eagles at home.

Washington's first regular-season trip to Cincinnati since 1991, a 34-27 win that remains its only victory in Cincy in three tries.

After oddly traveling to Arrowhead for three straight seasons from 2005-07, the Bengals finally get to play the Chiefs at home. Cincinnati's last game against K.C. at PBS was the memorable 24-19 victory that snapped the Chiefs' perfect 9-0 start in 2003.

T.J. Houshmandzadeh has become a Ravens killer. In 11 career games against Baltimore, Houshmandzadeh has 70 catches for 879 yards (12.6) and six TDs, an average of 6.4 catches and 79.9 yards per game.

The Bengals will look to make amends for their dismal 51-45 loss in Cleveland last season, a game that saw the Browns roll up 554 total yards.

A key battle against the reigning division champions. The Bengals had won three of their last four visits to Pittsburgh before last season's 24-10 defeat.

Coach Gary Kubiak looks to lead the improving Texans to their first-ever winning season. The Bengals have won all three previous meetings with the Texans.

The trip up I-74 hasn't been kind to the Bengals as they've dropped their last four in Indy. Cincinnati has allowed an average of 35.4 points to the Colts in the last five games in the series. Indy will be debuting its brand new Lucas Oil Stadium.

Before winning 26-3 in their last meeting with Dallas in 2004, the Bengals had allowed an average of 28.6 points to the Cowboys in the previous eight games in the series.

The Bengals are a perfect 5-0 all-time against the defending NFL champs in Cincinnati, but they have never beaten the Giants in New York (0-2).

The Bengals will be making two trips to Giants Stadium in '08, once each to play the Giants and Jets. Cincinnati will be looking to snap a six-game losing skid to the Jets in New York, dating back to 1981.