The Cincinnati Bengals are one of the biggest disappointing teams in the NFL this season and the good news for their fans is that they can still save the season. In order to do that, the Bengals need to win their first game in front of their home fans when they host the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.
The Cincinnati Bengals and the Las Vegas Raiders meet on 03.11.2024, with both teams coming off tough losses. The match takes place at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, OH on Sunday.
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Cincinnati Bengals |
Sun, 03.11.2024, 13:00 EST |
Las Vegas Raiders |
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1 |
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2 |
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1.29 |
14.00 |
3.70 |
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Expert Tip |
Cincinnati Bengals -7 |
Odds 1.90 |
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Cincinnati Bengals vs. Las Vegas Raiders: Current situation
The Cincinnati Bengals came into the season as one of the favorites to go deep, but at mid-point of the season, things do not look promising at all for them. They are yet to win a home game, and the Bengals simply have no room for any more mistakes. There is no doubt that Joe Burrow is still among the best quarterbacks in the league, and he needs to lead the team to almost a perfect record for the rest of the season in order to make it to the playoffs.
The Las Vegas Raiders can already forget about any playoff dreams if they even had them going into the season. The Raiders did not win any game in the month of October, and it is questionable if they will see any success in November as well. They are very limited at the quarterback position and that is not how you win games in the NFL.
Cincinnati Bengals Stats & Form
The Cincinnati Bengals are third in the AFC North with a 3-5 record. They are 11th in the league scoring 24.4 points per game and are fourth with 104.8 QB rating. Defensively, the Bengals are 24th in total yards allowed with 358.6 and rushing yards allowed with 139.2.
Las Vegas Raiders Stats & Form
The Las Vegas Raiders are at the bottom of the AFC West with a 2-6 record. The highlight of their season was the Week 2 win over the Baltimore Ravens, and we have barely seen anything from them sine that moment on. The Raiders are second to last in the league with 79 rushing yards per game and are ranked fourth with 23.8 completions per game. Defensively, they are 12th in the league allowing 319 total yards per game.
Cincinnati Bengals – Las Vegas Raiders: Head to Head
These two teams have played 34 times before with the Raiders winning 21 and the Bengals 13 times. The Bengals have won 5 of the last 6 games. The last four games in the head-to-head series finished under the total point line.
Cincinnati Bengals – Las Vegas Raiders Odds
The Cincinnati Bengals are the favorite going into this game with the odds of 1.29 at 22bet. The Las Vegas Raiders are given 3.70 while the draw is at 15.00. The total point line is set at 46.5 with 1.90 for both ways.
Top 3 Betting Odds
| Cincinnati Bengals – Las Vegas Raiders Betting Tip | Odds |
| Cincinnati Bengals -7 | 1.70 |
| First quarter: Cincinnati Bengals | 1.50 |
| Under 46.5 | 1.90 |
Betting tip and prediction: Cincinnati Bengals - Las Vegas Raiders (03.11.2024)
The Cincinnati Bengals came into the season with Super Bowl aspirations, but going into Week 9 of the season, it seems like they will most likely miss the playoffs. What is really disappointing is the fact that the Bengals have yet to win a game at home, and the fans let them know that as most of the stadium got empty way before the game ended in their embarrassing 37-17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Joe Burrow is the one to be blamed for the Bengals’ poor first half of the season, but looking at his individual stats, it ends up that he is actually doing a good job. The Bengals’ running game is ranked in the bottom five in the NFL, averaging just 89.8 yards per game. The run game was particularly poor against the Eagles, as feature backs Chase Brown and Zack Moss combined to gain 43 yards on 17 carries. The Las Vegas Raiders are even in a worse situation, but no one really believed that they could do anything significant this season. The Raiders are coming off a 27-20 home loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, a game in which they were 2-for-4 in the red zone and just 1-for-3 in goal-to-go situations. Gardner Minshew is near the bottom of any individual stat between the starting quarterbacks in the league, which gives no hope for the team from Vegas. Center Andre James and linebacker Robert Spillane will be out for the Raiders for this game. The Bengals offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. and wide receiver Tee Higgins will not show up for the Bengals. This is a chance the Bengals simply cannot afford to miss in front of their home fans. They will meet the Raiders for the first time since Cincinnati’s 26-19 win in the wild-card round in the 2021 playoffs, snapping a 31-year playoff victory drought for the Bengals. This will be another successful day in Cincinnati, and we go with the Bengals to cover the -7-point spread.
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Expert Tip |
Cincinnati Bengals -7 |
Odds 1.90 |
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