Winning on the road is tough, but four teams have a shot in Week 9

Published: Apr 19, 2009 at 06:06 AM

It takes a lot to win on the road in the NFL, but there are four teams that possess the ingredients necessary to pull off the difficult feat in Week 9.

The Jaguars, Buccaneers, Eagles and Cardinals all appear to be in position to claim road victories. The Jaguars travel to Cincinnati to square off against the Bengals, the Buccaneers face the reeling Chiefs, the Cardinals will do battle vs. the host Rams and the Eagles are taking on a struggling Seahawks team. Each matchup provides a unique opportunity for the visiting team to get a win.

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