Cincinnati Bengals Odds
3rd in AFC North- ATS Record
- 3-6-0
- 27th Overall
- Rushing Yards
- 32nd
- 709 RYPG
- Passing Yards
- 14th
- 2065 PYPG
- Total Yards
- 26th
- 2774 YPG
Steelers vs Bengals Odds
More Odds| Spread | Total | Moneyline | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CIN | +5.5-110 | o49-110 | +200 |
 PIT | -5.5-110 | u49-110 | -244 |
Bengals Injuries
All NFL Injuries- Samaje PerineRB
Perine is out with ankle
Out
- Mike GesickiTE
Gesicki is out with pectoral
Out
- Tanner HudsonTE
Hudson is out with concussion
Out
- Joe BurrowQB
Burrow is out with toe
Out
Picks
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 53-105-1 (+18.2u)
K.Gainwell Anytime TD Scorer Yes+470
CIN
@PIT
0.4u
11/16 6:00 PM
This one looks fun and high scoring, so I'm ready to invest.
The Bengals defense ranks dead last by DVOA and has been especially bad defending the run, and Pittsburgh's pass defense just got shredded a month ago when these teams met.
Ja'Marr Chase was the main culprit with a monster game: 16 catches for 161 yards on 23 targets.
He's been on a torrid pace, with 91+ yards in five straight games and a pace of 170/1938 over that stretch. Chase is only 210 yards behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the Bengals will be passing all season with their awful defense and inviting schedule, so I'm buying in on Chase to lead the league in receiving yards at +550 (ESPN Bet).
Unfortunately, if we want to bet Chase this week, we'll have to pay through the nose — something in the range of nine catches or almost 100 yards at even money. That's a tough sell especially in a windy game, and rather than turning to more aggressive alts, I'll pivot to his teammate.
Tee Higgins has also been great playing with Joe Flacco, averaging 4.8 catches for 81 yards and a score in four games, and he was good in that game against Pittsburgh too with six catches for 96 yards and a TD.
We all know how good Chase was against Pittsburgh last time. That means the Steelers do too, so maybe their extra attention toward him will leave Higgins open for some big ones. Play Higgins 80+ receiving yards at +230 and 100+ yards at +500 (bet365) at bargain prices, balancing out those high Chase lines.
On the other side of the ball, Pittsburgh should be able to run plenty on Cincinnati.
The Bengals allow the most fantasy points to opposing RBs on the season, along with the most rushing attempts and yards. The last six bell cow RB1s against Cincinnati have averaged 18.3 carries for 124 yards, with Jaylen Warren one of those guys and right at those averages at 16 carries for 127 yards against the Bengals.
That was his best game of the season, but it was also his only game over 71.5 yards, his posted rushing line. Skip the median outcome and play the alts in case the big game repeats itself: 100 yards at +310 and 120+ at +700 (bet365).
If you're thinking Anytime TD too for Warren, that makes sense — the Bengals have allowed at least one RB touchdown in all but one game this season. But with Warren priced at -150 for a score and having scored in only two of eight games this season, that's just too steep.
Instead, like with Chase and Higgins, we'll pivot to a secondary option.
Kenneth Gainwell has six carries this season inside the 10 yard line, scoring a TD on three of them. He's more of the receiving back but is still playing over a third of the snaps, and he can always catch a score to cash our bet too.
Gainwell is an excellent pivot from Warren at +470 for an Anytime TD (FanDuel), and with two TDs priced at +7500 at bet365, we'd be crazy not to sprinkle.
35
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 53-105-1 (+18.2u)
K.Gainwell 2+ TDs Yes+7500
CIN
@PIT
0.1u
11/16 6:00 PM
This one looks fun and high scoring, so I'm ready to invest.
The Bengals defense ranks dead last by DVOA and has been especially bad defending the run, and Pittsburgh's pass defense just got shredded a month ago when these teams met.
Ja'Marr Chase was the main culprit with a monster game: 16 catches for 161 yards on 23 targets.
He's been on a torrid pace, with 91+ yards in five straight games and a pace of 170/1938 over that stretch. Chase is only 210 yards behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the Bengals will be passing all season with their awful defense and inviting schedule, so I'm buying in on Chase to lead the league in receiving yards at +550 (ESPN Bet).
Unfortunately, if we want to bet Chase this week, we'll have to pay through the nose — something in the range of nine catches or almost 100 yards at even money. That's a tough sell especially in a windy game, and rather than turning to more aggressive alts, I'll pivot to his teammate.
Tee Higgins has also been great playing with Joe Flacco, averaging 4.8 catches for 81 yards and a score in four games, and he was good in that game against Pittsburgh too with six catches for 96 yards and a TD.
We all know how good Chase was against Pittsburgh last time. That means the Steelers do too, so maybe their extra attention toward him will leave Higgins open for some big ones. Play Higgins 80+ receiving yards at +230 and 100+ yards at +500 (bet365) at bargain prices, balancing out those high Chase lines.
On the other side of the ball, Pittsburgh should be able to run plenty on Cincinnati.
The Bengals allow the most fantasy points to opposing RBs on the season, along with the most rushing attempts and yards. The last six bell cow RB1s against Cincinnati have averaged 18.3 carries for 124 yards, with Jaylen Warren one of those guys and right at those averages at 16 carries for 127 yards against the Bengals.
That was his best game of the season, but it was also his only game over 71.5 yards, his posted rushing line. Skip the median outcome and play the alts in case the big game repeats itself: 100 yards at +310 and 120+ at +700 (bet365).
If you're thinking Anytime TD too for Warren, that makes sense — the Bengals have allowed at least one RB touchdown in all but one game this season. But with Warren priced at -150 for a score and having scored in only two of eight games this season, that's just too steep.
Instead, like with Chase and Higgins, we'll pivot to a secondary option.
Kenneth Gainwell has six carries this season inside the 10 yard line, scoring a TD on three of them. He's more of the receiving back but is still playing over a third of the snaps, and he can always catch a score to cash our bet too.
Gainwell is an excellent pivot from Warren at +470 for an Anytime TD (FanDuel), and with two TDs priced at +7500 at bet365, we'd be crazy not to sprinkle.
31
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 53-105-1 (+18.2u)
J.Warren 100+ Rushing Yards Yes+310
CIN
@PIT
0.25u
11/16 6:00 PM
This one looks fun and high scoring, so I'm ready to invest.
The Bengals defense ranks dead last by DVOA and has been especially bad defending the run, and Pittsburgh's pass defense just got shredded a month ago when these teams met.
Ja'Marr Chase was the main culprit with a monster game: 16 catches for 161 yards on 23 targets.
He's been on a torrid pace, with 91+ yards in five straight games and a pace of 170/1938 over that stretch. Chase is only 210 yards behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the Bengals will be passing all season with their awful defense and inviting schedule, so I'm buying in on Chase to lead the league in receiving yards at +550 (ESPN Bet).
Unfortunately, if we want to bet Chase this week, we'll have to pay through the nose — something in the range of nine catches or almost 100 yards at even money. That's a tough sell especially in a windy game, and rather than turning to more aggressive alts, I'll pivot to his teammate.
Tee Higgins has also been great playing with Joe Flacco, averaging 4.8 catches for 81 yards and a score in four games, and he was good in that game against Pittsburgh too with six catches for 96 yards and a TD.
We all know how good Chase was against Pittsburgh last time. That means the Steelers do too, so maybe their extra attention toward him will leave Higgins open for some big ones. Play Higgins 80+ receiving yards at +230 and 100+ yards at +500 (bet365) at bargain prices, balancing out those high Chase lines.
On the other side of the ball, Pittsburgh should be able to run plenty on Cincinnati.
The Bengals allow the most fantasy points to opposing RBs on the season, along with the most rushing attempts and yards. The last six bell cow RB1s against Cincinnati have averaged 18.3 carries for 124 yards, with Jaylen Warren one of those guys and right at those averages at 16 carries for 127 yards against the Bengals.
That was his best game of the season, but it was also his only game over 71.5 yards, his posted rushing line. Skip the median outcome and play the alts in case the big game repeats itself: 100 yards at +310 and 120+ at +700 (bet365).
If you're thinking Anytime TD too for Warren, that makes sense — the Bengals have allowed at least one RB touchdown in all but one game this season. But with Warren priced at -150 for a score and having scored in only two of eight games this season, that's just too steep.
Instead, like with Chase and Higgins, we'll pivot to a secondary option.
Kenneth Gainwell has six carries this season inside the 10 yard line, scoring a TD on three of them. He's more of the receiving back but is still playing over a third of the snaps, and he can always catch a score to cash our bet too.
Gainwell is an excellent pivot from Warren at +470 for an Anytime TD (FanDuel), and with two TDs priced at +7500 at bet365, we'd be crazy not to sprinkle.
24
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 53-105-1 (+18.2u)
J.Warren o119.5 Rush Yds+700
CIN
@PIT
0.25u
11/16 6:00 PM
This one looks fun and high scoring, so I'm ready to invest.
The Bengals defense ranks dead last by DVOA and has been especially bad defending the run, and Pittsburgh's pass defense just got shredded a month ago when these teams met.
Ja'Marr Chase was the main culprit with a monster game: 16 catches for 161 yards on 23 targets.
He's been on a torrid pace, with 91+ yards in five straight games and a pace of 170/1938 over that stretch. Chase is only 210 yards behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the Bengals will be passing all season with their awful defense and inviting schedule, so I'm buying in on Chase to lead the league in receiving yards at +550 (ESPN Bet).
Unfortunately, if we want to bet Chase this week, we'll have to pay through the nose — something in the range of nine catches or almost 100 yards at even money. That's a tough sell especially in a windy game, and rather than turning to more aggressive alts, I'll pivot to his teammate.
Tee Higgins has also been great playing with Joe Flacco, averaging 4.8 catches for 81 yards and a score in four games, and he was good in that game against Pittsburgh too with six catches for 96 yards and a TD.
We all know how good Chase was against Pittsburgh last time. That means the Steelers do too, so maybe their extra attention toward him will leave Higgins open for some big ones. Play Higgins 80+ receiving yards at +230 and 100+ yards at +500 (bet365) at bargain prices, balancing out those high Chase lines.
On the other side of the ball, Pittsburgh should be able to run plenty on Cincinnati.
The Bengals allow the most fantasy points to opposing RBs on the season, along with the most rushing attempts and yards. The last six bell cow RB1s against Cincinnati have averaged 18.3 carries for 124 yards, with Jaylen Warren one of those guys and right at those averages at 16 carries for 127 yards against the Bengals.
That was his best game of the season, but it was also his only game over 71.5 yards, his posted rushing line. Skip the median outcome and play the alts in case the big game repeats itself: 100 yards at +310 and 120+ at +700 (bet365).
If you're thinking Anytime TD too for Warren, that makes sense — the Bengals have allowed at least one RB touchdown in all but one game this season. But with Warren priced at -150 for a score and having scored in only two of eight games this season, that's just too steep.
Instead, like with Chase and Higgins, we'll pivot to a secondary option.
Kenneth Gainwell has six carries this season inside the 10 yard line, scoring a TD on three of them. He's more of the receiving back but is still playing over a third of the snaps, and he can always catch a score to cash our bet too.
Gainwell is an excellent pivot from Warren at +470 for an Anytime TD (FanDuel), and with two TDs priced at +7500 at bet365, we'd be crazy not to sprinkle.
15
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 53-105-1 (+18.2u)
T.Higgins 80+ Receiving Yards Yes+230
CIN
@PIT
0.25u
11/16 6:00 PM
This one looks fun and high scoring, so I'm ready to invest.
The Bengals defense ranks dead last by DVOA and has been especially bad defending the run, and Pittsburgh's pass defense just got shredded a month ago when these teams met.
Ja'Marr Chase was the main culprit with a monster game: 16 catches for 161 yards on 23 targets.
He's been on a torrid pace, with 91+ yards in five straight games and a pace of 170/1938 over that stretch. Chase is only 210 yards behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the Bengals will be passing all season with their awful defense and inviting schedule, so I'm buying in on Chase to lead the league in receiving yards at +550 (ESPN Bet).
Unfortunately, if we want to bet Chase this week, we'll have to pay through the nose — something in the range of nine catches or almost 100 yards at even money. That's a tough sell especially in a windy game, and rather than turning to more aggressive alts, I'll pivot to his teammate.
Tee Higgins has also been great playing with Joe Flacco, averaging 4.8 catches for 81 yards and a score in four games, and he was good in that game against Pittsburgh too with six catches for 96 yards and a TD.
We all know how good Chase was against Pittsburgh last time. That means the Steelers do too, so maybe their extra attention toward him will leave Higgins open for some big ones. Play Higgins 80+ receiving yards at +230 and 100+ yards at +500 (bet365) at bargain prices, balancing out those high Chase lines.
On the other side of the ball, Pittsburgh should be able to run plenty on Cincinnati.
The Bengals allow the most fantasy points to opposing RBs on the season, along with the most rushing attempts and yards. The last six bell cow RB1s against Cincinnati have averaged 18.3 carries for 124 yards, with Jaylen Warren one of those guys and right at those averages at 16 carries for 127 yards against the Bengals.
That was his best game of the season, but it was also his only game over 71.5 yards, his posted rushing line. Skip the median outcome and play the alts in case the big game repeats itself: 100 yards at +310 and 120+ at +700 (bet365).
If you're thinking Anytime TD too for Warren, that makes sense — the Bengals have allowed at least one RB touchdown in all but one game this season. But with Warren priced at -150 for a score and having scored in only two of eight games this season, that's just too steep.
Instead, like with Chase and Higgins, we'll pivot to a secondary option.
Kenneth Gainwell has six carries this season inside the 10 yard line, scoring a TD on three of them. He's more of the receiving back but is still playing over a third of the snaps, and he can always catch a score to cash our bet too.
Gainwell is an excellent pivot from Warren at +470 for an Anytime TD (FanDuel), and with two TDs priced at +7500 at bet365, we'd be crazy not to sprinkle.
29
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 53-105-1 (+18.2u)
T.Higgins 100+ Receiving Yards Yes+500
CIN
@PIT
0.25u
11/16 6:00 PM
This one looks fun and high scoring, so I'm ready to invest.
The Bengals defense ranks dead last by DVOA and has been especially bad defending the run, and Pittsburgh's pass defense just got shredded a month ago when these teams met.
Ja'Marr Chase was the main culprit with a monster game: 16 catches for 161 yards on 23 targets.
He's been on a torrid pace, with 91+ yards in five straight games and a pace of 170/1938 over that stretch. Chase is only 210 yards behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the Bengals will be passing all season with their awful defense and inviting schedule, so I'm buying in on Chase to lead the league in receiving yards at +550 (ESPN Bet).
Unfortunately, if we want to bet Chase this week, we'll have to pay through the nose — something in the range of nine catches or almost 100 yards at even money. That's a tough sell especially in a windy game, and rather than turning to more aggressive alts, I'll pivot to his teammate.
Tee Higgins has also been great playing with Joe Flacco, averaging 4.8 catches for 81 yards and a score in four games, and he was good in that game against Pittsburgh too with six catches for 96 yards and a TD.
We all know how good Chase was against Pittsburgh last time. That means the Steelers do too, so maybe their extra attention toward him will leave Higgins open for some big ones. Play Higgins 80+ receiving yards at +230 and 100+ yards at +500 (bet365) at bargain prices, balancing out those high Chase lines.
On the other side of the ball, Pittsburgh should be able to run plenty on Cincinnati.
The Bengals allow the most fantasy points to opposing RBs on the season, along with the most rushing attempts and yards. The last six bell cow RB1s against Cincinnati have averaged 18.3 carries for 124 yards, with Jaylen Warren one of those guys and right at those averages at 16 carries for 127 yards against the Bengals.
That was his best game of the season, but it was also his only game over 71.5 yards, his posted rushing line. Skip the median outcome and play the alts in case the big game repeats itself: 100 yards at +310 and 120+ at +700 (bet365).
If you're thinking Anytime TD too for Warren, that makes sense — the Bengals have allowed at least one RB touchdown in all but one game this season. But with Warren priced at -150 for a score and having scored in only two of eight games this season, that's just too steep.
Instead, like with Chase and Higgins, we'll pivot to a secondary option.
Kenneth Gainwell has six carries this season inside the 10 yard line, scoring a TD on three of them. He's more of the receiving back but is still playing over a third of the snaps, and he can always catch a score to cash our bet too.
Gainwell is an excellent pivot from Warren at +470 for an Anytime TD (FanDuel), and with two TDs priced at +7500 at bet365, we'd be crazy not to sprinkle.
24
Chris Gimino
Last 30d: 16-22-1 (-7.1u)
J.Smith o19.5 Rec Yds-114
CIN
@PIT
1u
11/16 6:00 PM
Will Brinson
Last 30d: 11-13-0 (-0.9u)
J.Chase Anytime TD Scorer Yes-115
CIN
@PIT
1.15u
11/16 6:00 PM
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 27-87-1 (-2.6u)
J.Warren Anytime TD Scorer Yes-160
CIN
@PIT
0.5u
11/16 6:00 PM
@ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/IlEcwUOFiYb
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 27-87-1 (-2.6u)
C.Brown Anytime TD Scorer Yes+135
CIN
@PIT
0.5u
11/16 6:00 PM
@ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/IlEcwUOFiYb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 69-125-0 (+2.5u)
J.Warren 100+ Rushing Yards Yes+310
CIN
@PIT
0.32u
11/16 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/K2Wr1J4liYb
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 69-125-0 (+2.5u)
J.Warren o119.5 Rush Yds+700
CIN
@PIT
0.14u
11/16 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/K2Wr1J4liYb
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 69-125-0 (+2.5u)
K.Gainwell Anytime TD Scorer Yes+470
CIN
@PIT
0.21u
11/16 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/K2Wr1J4liYb
3
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 69-125-0 (+2.5u)
K.Gainwell 2+ TDs Yes+7500
CIN
@PIT
0.1u
11/16 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/K2Wr1J4liYb
2
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 69-125-0 (+2.5u)
T.Higgins 80+ Receiving Yards Yes+230
CIN
@PIT
0.43u
11/16 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/K2Wr1J4liYb
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 69-125-0 (+2.5u)
T.Higgins 100+ Receiving Yards Yes+500
CIN
@PIT
0.2u
11/16 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/K2Wr1J4liYb
1
Moneyline Hacks
Last 30d: 21-21-0 (+37.8u)
Under 49-110
CIN
@PIT
1u
11/16 6:00 PM
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13
Kenny Ducey
Last 30d: 17-15-0 (+1.5u)
PIT -5.5-111
CIN
@PIT
1.11u
11/16 6:00 PM
2
Kendra Middleton
Last 30d: 16-3-0 (+14.1u)
P.Freiermuth Anytime TD Scorer Yes+230
CIN
@PIT
1u
11/16 6:00 PM
9
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 69-125-0 (+2.5u)
J.Warren Anytime TD Scorer Yes-150
CIN
@PIT
1u
11/16 6:00 PM
@Stuckey2 https://myaction.app/x6YDsFhwfYb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 69-125-0 (+2.5u)
PIT -5.5-108
CIN
@PIT
1u
11/16 6:00 PM
@ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/x6YDsFhwfYb
Sunday Six Pack
Last 30d: 11-13-0 (-3.3u)
PIT -5.5-108
CIN
@PIT
1.08u
11/16 6:00 PM
@ChrisRaybon 3 https://myaction.app/WNap0ETvfYb
19
Chris Raybon
Last 30d: 11-18-1 (-7.3u)
PIT -5-113
CIN
@PIT
1u
11/16 6:00 PM
#SundaySixPack
127
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 78-65-2 (+1.3u)
N.Fant u27.5 Rec Yds-110
CIN
@PIT
1.1u
11/16 6:00 PM
5
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 78-65-2 (+1.3u)
J.Smith o20.5 Rec Yds-115
CIN
@PIT
1.15u
11/16 6:00 PM
5
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 78-65-2 (+1.3u)
J.Chase u94.5 Rec Yds-115
CIN
@PIT
1.15u
11/16 6:00 PM
5
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 78-65-2 (+1.3u)
D.Metcalf o50.5 Rec Yds-120
CIN
@PIT
1.2u
11/16 6:00 PM
14
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 78-65-2 (+1.3u)
CIN u22.5-115
CIN
@PIT
1.15u
11/16 6:00 PM
Onyx
7
FTN Fantasy
Last 30d: 35-31-0 (+6.5u)
PIT -5.5-110
CIN
@PIT
1u
11/16 6:00 PM
2
Bengals 2025 Schedule & Betting Odds
| date | opponent | score | spread | over/under | moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 28th | @BAL | - | - | - | - |
| Nov 23rd | NE | - | - | - | - |
| Nov 16th | @PIT | - | - | - | - |
| Nov 2nd | CHI | L 42-47 | +3 L | O 51.5 | CHI +135 |
| Oct 26th | NYJ | L 38-39 | -5.5 L | O 43.5 | NYJ -260 |
| Oct 17th | PIT | W 33-31 | +5.5 W | O 45 | CIN +205 |
| Oct 12th | @GB | L 18-27 | +14 W | O 44.5 | GB +660 |
| Oct 5th | DET | L 24-37 | +10 L | O 49.5 | DET +425 |
| Sep 30th | @DEN | L 3-28 | +7.5 L | U 44.5 | DEN +350 |
| Sep 21st | @MIN | L 10-48 | +3 L | O 42.5 | MIN +142 |
Depth Chart
| Starter | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB | Joe Burrow | Jake Browning | ||||
| RB | Chase Brown | Samaje Perine | Tahj Brooks | Gary Brightwell | Kendall Milton | |
| WR | Andrei Iosivas | Mitch Tinsley | Jordan Moore | |||
| TE | Mike Gesicki | Drew Sample | Noah Fant | Tanner Hudson | Cam Grandy | Erick All |
| LT | Orlando Brown | Jalen Rivers | ||||
| LG | Dylan Fairchild | Jaxson Kirkland | ||||
| C | Ted Karras | Matt Lee | Seth McLaughlin | |||
| RG | Lucas Patrick | Cody Ford | ||||
| RT | Amarius Mims | Andrew Coker | ||||
| LDE | Joseph Ossai | Shemar Stewart | Cedric Johnson | |||
| RDE | Trey Hendrickson | Myles Murphy | Cam Sample | |||
| WLB | Demetrius Knight | Oren Burks | Joe Giles-Harris | Shaka Heyward | ||
| MLB | Barrett Carter | |||||
| LCB | DJ Turner | DJ Ivey | ||||
| SS | Jordan Battle | Daijahn Anthony | ||||
| FS | Geno Stone | Tycen Anderson | PJ Jules | |||
| RCB | Cam Taylor-Britt | Josh Newton | Marco Wilson | |||
| P | Ryan Rehkow | |||||
| H | Ryan Rehkow | |||||
| PR | Charlie Jones | Jermaine Burton | ||||
| KR | Charlie Jones | Jermaine Burton | Gary Brightwell | Samaje Perine | ||
| LS | William Wagner | |||||
| LWR | Ja'Marr Chase | Jermaine Burton | Kendric Pryor | |||
| RWR | Tee Higgins | Charlie Jones | ||||
| K | Evan McPherson | |||||
| NT | T.J. Slaton | McKinnley Jackson | ||||
| NB | Dax Hill | Jalen Davis | Bralyn Lux | |||
| DT | B.J. Hill | Kris Jenkins | Howard Cross |
Cincinnati Bengals Player Stats
- passing yards
Joe Flacco1254pyds - passing touchdownsJoe Flacco11ptd
- rushing yards
Chase Brown420ryds - rushing touchdownsChase Brown2rtd
News
Cincinnati Bengals Odds, Bet Types, and Team History
The Cincinnati Bengals failed to make it to the playoffs last season for the first time since 2020. Their 9-8 record was a relative fall from grace after nearly making a second consecutive Super Bowl appearance just a year prior. Joe Burrow's season was far from what the face of the franchise had hoped for; a strained calf in training camp lingered into the first month of the season and then, after the Bengals seemingly started righting the ship, a Week 10 wrist injury took him out for the year.
But Burrow is back and he's ready to remind Who Dey Nation exactly who their quarterback is, recently telling Barstool Sports, "I'm going to give people something to talk about this year. I'm excited about it."
The offseason brought a few quality vets to Cincinnati, including Geno Stone and Sheldon Rankins, while the Bengals' draft was headlined by the selection of offensive tackle Amarius Mims in the first round. With offensive coordinate Brian Callahan's departure for the head coaching job in Tennessee, things will look different under new OC Dan Pitcher, espcially without Joe Mixon and Tyler Boyd.
The Bengals open their season on Sept. 8 against the New England Patriots.
Betting on the Cincinnati Bengals
There are many options available to bettors looking to place a wager on the Bengals as sports betting is legal in Ohio.
Bengals Spread
Betting point spreads are wagers based on the expectation that a team will win or lose by a certain number of points.
Here’s an example:
- Rams +4.5 (-110)
- Bengals -4.5 (+110)
In this situation, the Rams are 4.5-point underdogs against the Bengals. If the Rams lose the game by four points or fewer (or just win), a $100 wager on the Rams will come with a payout of $90.91. If Cincinnati wins by at least five points, the same $100 wager would net $110 plus the original $100 for a total of $210.
FAQ: Everything you need to know about point spreads
Bengals Over/Unders
Over/under, also called point total, is a wager placed on the combined scoring of a single game. Bookmakers come up with a number, and you can either bet the over or — you guessed it — the under. Here’s how it works:
The Rams are set to play the Bengals and the over/under is set at 48 points. A wager on the over would require Los Angeles and Cincinnati to score 49 total points or more to win. Betting the under is an expectation that the two teams would score 47 or fewer points. It's also possible for the bet to push, which would happen if the game finished with exactly 48 points scored.
FAQ: Betting the point total, explained | What is a push?
Bengals Moneyline
The moneyline is as straightforward as it gets when it comes to betting. The only thing to do here is to pick the winner. Check out this example:
- Bengals +165
- Chiefs -200
The minus (-) plus (+) signs distinguish the favorite from the underdog, making Kansas City the favorite in this scenario. Odds can be understood more clearly if you think in terms of $10 or $100 increments. A wager on the Chiefs' odds would mean every $10 bet nets $5. And it's the opposite for underdogs: Here, the Bengals' moneyline was set at +165, meaning a $10 wager would profit $16.50.
Moneylines are also commonly used when making parlays, which are multiple bets tied into one. Let’s say you bet the Bengals moneyline and a -4.5 point spread, Cincy would need to win by five points or more for that bet to be successful. The risk is greater, but so is the reward with increased odds. Use our Odds Calculator to calculate any bet amount or conversion.
FAQ: How to bet on the moneyline | How to make a parlay
Bengals Prop Bets
Player props are wagers on a single player, and they're tied to a single stat found in the box score for a game or even the whole season. These are among the most fun to bet on, especially if you're already playing fantasy football and like the player-specific focus it offers. Check out a hypothetical example below:
- Joe Burrow passing yards: 4,050.5
If Burrow throws for 4,051 or more yards during the 2025-26 NFL season, then over bettors will be victorious. If he throws for 4,050 or fewer, under bettors will have the win.
FAQ: How to prop betting works
Weather for Bengals Games
Keep track of the conditions for Bengals games by checking out our NFL weather page.
How to Bet on the Cincinnati Bengals
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