MNF Prediction: Steelers vs. Bengals – Week 2 (Video)

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MNF Prediction:  Steelers vs. Bengals – Week 2

Don Best TV has your MNF prediction for the Steelers vs. Bengals Week 2 game.   Bet this game LIVE, every play, every minute as the game is happening at Bookmaker here

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Brian Blessing of Don Best TV suggests that there could be a lot of running in this game.

“It’s an AFC North showdown,” he said.

“Did you ever think you’d see the day?” Blessing asked.  “Cincy favored 7 over Pittsburgh and the total 41.”

All the totals in Week 1 were in the 40’s, Blessing pointed out.  In this day and age, Blessing and his colleague Kenny White questioned whether this total might be a little too low. 

You can watch the below MNF prediction video from Don Best using Abode Flash.  Be sure to visit the Don Best website here for more videos. 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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