PRIMER: Seattle Seahawks (2-2) at Cincinnati Bengals (4-0)

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GAME: Seattle Seahawks (2-2) at Cincinnati Bengals (4-0)
Time: 1:00 p.m. EST
Location: Paul Brown Stadium  
Series Leader: Series tied, 9-9
Streak: Seahawks have won three of the past five.
Coaches vs. Opponent: Marvin Lewis: 2-1. Pete Carroll: 0-1
TV Broadcast: FOX (1:00 PM ET): Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews (field reporter).
Radio Broadcast: SIRIUS: 137 (Sea.), 82 (Cin.). XM: 82 (Cin.) and the Bengals radio network.
SB Nation: Field Gulls (@FieldGulls)
Weather: Partly cloudy, 66 degrees [Weather Underground]
Uniform: Black shirts, white pants
Odds: Bengals are favorites (-1) [SB Nation]
Referee: John Parry

CINCINNATI BENGALS

• Bengals are looking to record their first 5-0 start since 1988.
• Cincinnati's win over the Chiefs last week is the first time the Bengals recorded 300 yards (or more) passing and four rushing touchdowns.
• Quarterback Andy Dalton has a passer rating of 123 through four games, the highest rated gour game stretch in franchise history.
• Dalton is looking to record a passer rating of 115 or better for a fifth straight game.
• Dalton's winning percentage of .654 (44-23-1) is the highest among all franchise quarterbacks in team history.
• In his last six home games, running back Jeremy Hill has 519 yards from scrimmage (481 rushing, 38 receiving) with six rushing touchdowns.
• In his past three games against the NFC, running back Giovani Bernard is averaging 126.3 yards from scrimmage and has scored two touchdowns.
• In his past eight games against the NFC, wide receiver A.J. Green has 42 receptions for 701 yards receiving and nine touchdowns.
• Tight end Tyler Eifert ranks second among all NFL tight ends with three receiving touchdowns in 2015.
• Defensive tackle Geno Atkins has a sack in three of his past four games and leads all AFC defensive tackles with 35 sacks since 2010.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS

• In 14 career games against the AFC (including Super Bowls), quarterback Russell Wilson has 24 touchdowns, five interceptions and a 103.4 passer rating.
• Wilson has a career record of 44-16 (.733) as a starter (including the playoffs).
• Since 2011, running back Marshawn Lynch leads the NFL with 6,269 yards rushing and 56 rushing touchdowns.
• In two meetings against the Bengals, Lynch has three touchdowns (two rushing and one passing).
• When Lynch played the Bengals on Nov. 4, 2007 (with the Bills), he rushed for 153 yards, scored a rushing touchdown and threw an eight-yard touchdown pass.
• Wide receiver Doug Baldwin aims to score a touchdown in his third straight game against the AFC.
• Since 2011, tight end Jimmy Graham leads all NFL tight ends in receptions (373), yards receiving (4,570) and tied for most touchdowns (48).
• Graham has 19 touchdown receptions in his previous 17 games against the AFC.
• Rookie Tyler Lockett is the only player in the NFL that's scored a touchdown on punt return and kickoff return this season.
• Cornerback Richard Sherman leads the NFL with 26 interceptions since 2011 (including the playoffs).
• Safety Kam Chancellor secured a touchdown in his last game against the Bengals.
• Defensive end Cliff Avril secured a sack in his only game against the Bengals (Dec. 6, 2009 with the Lions).
• Linebackers Bobby Wagner (34) and K.J. Wright (27) lead the Seahawks in tackles.
• Safety Earl Thomas is third on the team with 13 tackles.

TEAM RANKINGS

BENGALS ALL-TIME RECORD AGAINST THE SEAHAWKS

* AFC Divisional Playoff Game