I asked this question on Channel 5 the other night. Which would you rather be: a fan of the Cincinnati Bengals, a team that will be lucky to win 6 games this season, or a fan of the New England Patriots, which just lost it's all world quarterback?

Well, which would you rather be? Let me know. I'll read the best answers you send in on my comments link this Sunday morning on 700 WLW beginning at 9am.

As for what the Pat may do without Tom Brady, here's an interesting 'take' from our buddy Mike Florio, at profootballtalk.com.

With Bill Belichick and his 'system', the Pats may be able to squeeze out a playoff berth using Matt Cassell. And not to jump on Florio's jock too much, look at number 6 on his list of ten thoughts from opening day in this, from sportingnews.com.

Here's what I figured out this weekend...the Bengals have no running attack. And that's why they can't throw deep. The opposition plays their safeties deep, challenging the Bengals to run. It leaves the middle of the field open for short routes, but that's about it. Until and if the Bengals figure out how to run (and rushing for only 72 yards against a very pedestrian Arizona defense isn't exactly a running attack) the Bengals will struggle...as for Carson Palmer....not good Sunday. But he's, on the average, very good. We'll give him a pass this time, even though he gave the Cardinals secondary four passes to pick off....Antrel Rolle? ....I learned the Steelers can look very ordinary when they match up against a smaller, quicker front seven...that's what the Jets used to spring the upset....I learned it ain't over until it's over, particularly in Baltimore, although it's over for the Ravens. Can you believe the field goal that Cleveland kicked to tie the game, ruled no good initially, is NOT a reviewable play? Me neither....I learned the Patriots are showing no mercy on any team this season. But they better be careful, or some player on some team they're abusing will take a shot at Tom Brady's knee....you wait and see....

I learned the University of Cincinnati isn't all that far behind the elite teams in the Big East....but they're not close enough to be talked about in the same breath as West Virginia....I learned we finally live in a college town here in Cincinnati. It only took 56 years to get there....

I learned no matter what the Bengals do this season, it all comes back to Mike Brown. On my call in shows Sunday on 700 WLW radio, Brown was blamed for everything from being cheap, to not wanting to win, to causing all of the penalties the Bengals committed in their loss to the Cardinals....some of it was fairly comical.

We'll talk more, later today.....