Cincinnati Bengals vs Buffalo Bills Prediction: Don’t underestimate Bills

This Monday's National Football League action comes from Paycor Stadium and features a matchup between the Buffalo Bills and the Cincinnati Bengals. The Buffalo Bills now have a record of 5-3 for the year. In the most recent game between the two teams, which took place last Friday, the Buffalo Bills prevailed against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday helped the Cincinnati Bengals improve their overall record to 4-3 and move closer to a playoff spot.

The Cincinnati Bengals had a rough start to their season, going 1-3 in their first four games, but they have won their last three games in a row. The Cincinnati Bengals have racked up a total of 14 touchdowns so far, with only two of those touchdowns coming from rushing the ball. On the other hand, the Bengals have allowed their opponents to score six touchdowns on runs and nine touchdowns through the air while averaging 5.9 yards per play. The Cincinnati Bengals maintained their winning streak in their most recent game, which took place on Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers. During a game that ended with a score of 31-17, the Cincinnati Bengals scored 14 points in both the first and fourth quarters. Joe Burrow, the quarterback, ended the game with a total of 283 yards and three touchdowns. Ja'Marr Chase was responsible for one of the team's touchdowns when he grabbed 10 passes for 100 yards. Joe Mixon added 87 yards on the ground and a touchdown after carrying the ball 16 times.

The Buffalo Bills have had a start to the season that has been less consistent than they would have liked, but they are still performing very well overall. The Buffalo Bills have scored a total of 27 touchdowns this season (including the extra game), with the majority of their damage coming from the passing game (17 receiving touchdowns). The Buffalo Bills defense has allowed the other team to score 14 touchdowns, including five on the ground, eight through the air, and one on the ground returned for a score. In their most recent game, which took place last Thursday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Buffalo Bills began the fourth quarter with a lead of 24-10 and went on to secure a victory by a score of 24-18. The quarterback, Josh Allen, was responsible for 324 yards, two touchdown passes, one interception, and a rushing touchdown. Both James Cook and Khalil Shakir contributed to the rushing attack, with Cook gaining 67 yards on 14 carries and Shakir adding 92 yards on six receptions.

I'm going to take a shot and back the Buffalo Bills here. The Cincinnati Bengals will have the advantage of playing at home, where it is more comfortable for them, while the Buffalo Bills will have a bit more time to recover and get ready for this game. Although the Buffalo Bills' record in their previous four games was just 2-2, they have been scoring very effectively as of late, as seen by the fact that they have scored 20 points or more in six of their last seven games. However, it has been quite some time since the Buffalo Bills have amassed a large point total; in each of the last four games, they have scored 25 points or fewer. Concerning Cincinnati Bengals, they are currently riding a really nice wave of momentum and should be able to hold their own in this competition. After starting the season by scoring fewer than 20 points in three of their first four games, the Bengals have made a remarkable turnaround by scoring 34 or more points in two of their last three games, which is a nice turnaround. In the end, I believe that this will end up being a total that is reasonably high, with the Buffalo Bills powering out a road cover.