Terrell Owens signed with the Bengals yesterday and I see it being a bad year for all Bengals fans. He will join the equally flamboyant wideout Chad Ochocinco this year. Sorry Cincy, but this duo will end in flames before the season is over.

Do to Owens and Ochocinco both wanting the ball every play, Carson Palmer is stuck in a bad spot. If he throws to Owens or Ochocinco to much, one of them will get mad and fight. Just watch both of them fighting against each other more then once this year.

I do see both of these guys together bringing the Bengals down in 2010. Cincinnati always brings in the guys who always are in trouble with a team or the NFL overall.

Marvin Lewis somehow has gotten the good out of them like Cedric Benson and Tank Johnson. I don't see Lewis containing Owens and Ochocinco this season.

The Bengals are desperate for success and this was the move they needed to get into the spotlight of the elite, but T.O. is 36 years old. He can't hold up for much longer in the NFL.

For awhile now, his stats have been going down every year. I don't see them having a spike in 2010.

Everyone seems to be forgetting about another crybaby wideout with the Bengals. That guy is Antonio Bryant who currently wears number 81 for Cincy. His whole career has been him whining to get the ball, he'll be even more annoying in 2010 with T.O. taking his spot.

Before Owens signed with the Bengals I had them at 10-6, now with him and Ochocinco together 8-8. Some people might think I'm crazy for saying they will be worse with Owens, but it's all about team chemistry.

One issue comes across the 2010 Bengals making it to Super Bowl 45. Carson Palmer isn't good enough even with Owens and Ochocinco to make a run at a Super Bowl.

He is injury prone and always chokes in the big games. For example, it was Palmer's fault for the Bengals loss to the New York Jets in the Wildcard Round last year.

Cincinnati fans don't get your popcorn ready in 2010, be ready to see your Bengals season go down the drain with egotistic wideouts Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco joining forces.