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Besides home game against Broncos, these are the two other weekend NFL games to watch for Bengals playoff odds
Denver Broncos at Cincinnati BengalsTime: Saturday at 4:30 p.m. Where to watch: FoxObviously, the most important game for the Bengals to make the playoffs is the Bengals’ own game. This game also takes on a greater level of symbolism as well, as both the Broncos and Bengals will be duking it out in the final two weeks of the regular season for the same playoff spot. For the Bengals to remain in playoff contention, they will need to win their final two games against Denver and the Pittsburgh Steelers, and also see Denver lose the following week to the Kansas City Chiefs. However, there are two other AFC teams with identical 7-8 records as well that also want the playoff spot that the 9-6 Broncos currently hold that have much easier paths than the Bengals to take it.Indianapolis Colts at New York GiantsTime: Sunday at 1 p.m.Where to watch: NFL+, YouTube TV NFL Sunday Ticket or other special TV packages needed. (Not airing in Cincinnati.)The Indianapolis Colts, like the Bengals, stand at a 7-8 record. In order for the Bengals to make the playoffs, the Colts have to lose at least one of their two remaining games. The team has a relatively easy schedule for the rest of the season however, facing two teams already well outside of playoff contention. The Colts face the Giants (2-13) this weekend, before going on to face the Jacksonville Jaguars (3-12) next weekend.Miami Dolphins at Cleveland BrownsTime: Sunday at 4:05 p.m.Where to watch: NFL+, YouTube TV NFL Sunday Ticket or other special TV packages needed. (Not airing in Cincinnati.)The third AFC team to have a 7-8 record still within playoff contention is the Miami Dolphins. This week the Dolphins play the Browns, who the Bengals easily bested last Sunday. Like the Colts, the Dolphins also will be playing two teams that were eliminated from playoff contention weeks ago. The team faces the Browns (3-12) this Sunday, before going on to face the New York Jets (4-11) next Sunday.
Denver Broncos at Cincinnati Bengals
Time: Saturday at 4:30 p.m.
Where to watch: Fox
Obviously, the most important game for the Bengals to make the playoffs is the Bengals’ own game. This game also takes on a greater level of symbolism as well, as both the Broncos and Bengals will be duking it out in the final two weeks of the regular season for the same playoff spot. For the Bengals to remain in playoff contention, they will need to win their final two games against Denver and the Pittsburgh Steelers, and also see Denver lose the following week to the Kansas City Chiefs. However, there are two other AFC teams with identical 7-8 records as well that also want the playoff spot that the 9-6 Broncos currently hold that have much easier paths than the Bengals to take it.
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Indianapolis Colts at New York Giants
Time: Sunday at 1 p.m.
Where to watch: NFL+, YouTube TV NFL Sunday Ticket or other special TV packages needed. (Not airing in Cincinnati.)
The Indianapolis Colts, like the Bengals, stand at a 7-8 record. In order for the Bengals to make the playoffs, the Colts have to lose at least one of their two remaining games. The team has a relatively easy schedule for the rest of the season however, facing two teams already well outside of playoff contention. The Colts face the Giants (2-13) this weekend, before going on to face the Jacksonville Jaguars (3-12) next weekend.
Miami Dolphins at Cleveland Browns
Time: Sunday at 4:05 p.m.
Where to watch: NFL+, YouTube TV NFL Sunday Ticket or other special TV packages needed. (Not airing in Cincinnati.)
The third AFC team to have a 7-8 record still within playoff contention is the Miami Dolphins. This week the Dolphins play the Browns, who the Bengals easily bested last Sunday. Like the Colts, the Dolphins also will be playing two teams that were eliminated from playoff contention weeks ago. The team faces the Browns (3-12) this Sunday, before going on to face the New York Jets (4-11) next Sunday.
- Chiefs vs. Chargers: The outcome of this AFC West matchup could have a significant impact on the Bengals’ playoff chances. If the Chargers can pull off an upset against the Chiefs, it could help Cincinnati’s playoff positioning.
- Rams vs. Cardinals: The NFC West is a highly competitive division, and a win for the Cardinals over the Rams could shake up the playoff picture for the Bengals. Keeping an eye on this game will be crucial for Cincinnati’s postseason hopes.
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