Bills vs Bengals: times, how to watch on TV, stream online | NFL

The Bengals had a bit of a rough start to the season, going 1-3 straight up and 0-3-1 against the spread. Looks like they were playing a game of “catch-up” both on and off the field! Ever since then, they’ve been on a winning streak that’s as straight as a ruler. In a stunning display of gridiron prowess, the Cincinnati Bengals triumphed over the San Francisco 49ers with a score of 31-17, leaving the home team scratching their heads in disbelief.

The Bills beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday Night Football in Week 8, 24-18. This team started off with a bang, racking up 30-plus points in three out of its first four games. However, it seems like their scoring mojo took a vacation, as they haven’t been able to reach that mark in their last four games. QB Josh Allen, who has been slinging footballs like a pro with 2,165 passing yards and a whopping 22 total touchdowns this season.

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The Bills are the sportbooks favorite with a +130 on the moneyline in comparison to the Bengals -155. At gamble-usa they have the Bengals with a spread of -3, while the Bills have a +3. Burrow and his team are the clear frontrunners for this Game that promises to be an excellent one.

What time does Bills vs Bengals start?

The Game between Bills vs Bengals will be played on Sunday October 5, with kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET / 5:20 p.m. PT.

How can I watch Bills vs Bengals?

The following channels will be broadcasting the game live in the US: NBC

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Form guide for Bills vs Bengals

Let's have a look at the most recent Games for these two teams:

Bills

  • October, 2023: Bucs 18 - 24 Bills
  • October, 2023: Bills 25 - 29 Patriots
  • October, 2023: Giants 9-14 Bills
  • October 2023: Dolphins 20-48 Bills
  • September 2023: Bills 37-3 Commanders

Bengals

  • October, 2023: 49ers 31 - 17 Bengals 
  • October 2023: Seahawks 13-17 Bengals
  • October 2023: Bengals 34-20 Cardinals
  • October 2023: Bengals 3-27 Titans
  • September 2023: Rams 16-19 Bengals

Bills vs Bengals prediction

Between winning and losing their last 5 Games, the Bengals beat the Bills 27-10 on the road in the playoffs last year. This one is not an easy one to predict but we will go with the Bengals on this one.

Bills 20 - 24 Bengals

  • Stadium Paycor Stadium
  • TV NBC

PRE-MATCH FORM

Buffalo Bills
Cincinnati Bengals

STANDINGS

AFC EAST W L D
0
MIA
6 2 0
1
BUF
5 3 0
2
NYJ
4 3 0
3
NE
2 6 0
AFC NORTH W L D
0
BAL
6 2 0
1
CIN
4 3 0
2
CLE
4 3 0
3
PIT
4 3 0

STREAK

  • W
    TB
    18
    BUF
    24
  • L
    BUF
    25
    NE
    29
  • W
    NYG
    9
    BUF
    14
  • L
    JAX
    25
    BUF
    20
  • W
    MIA
    20
    BUF
    48
  • W
    CIN
    31
    SF
    17
  • W
    SEA
    13
    CIN
    17
  • W
    CIN
    34
    ARI
    20
  • L
    CIN
    3
    TEN
    27
  • W
    LAR
    16
    CIN
    19
LEADERS
, BUF
, CIN

PASSING YARDS

J.Allen
2165 270.63
J.Burrow
1513 216.14

RUSHING YARDS

J.Cook
486 60.75
J.Mixon
453 64.71

RECEIVING YARDS

S.Diggs
748 93.5
J.Chase
656 93.71

SACK

L.Floyd
6.5 0.81
T.Hendrickson
8 1.14

INTERCEPTION

M.Milano
2 0.4
L.Wilson
3 0.43

TACKLE

T.Bernard
76 9.5
L.Wilson
57 8.14

TOUCHDOWN

S.Diggs
6 0.75
J.Chase
4 0.57

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