Cincinnati Bengals vs Buffalo Bills Prediction: An entertaining top table matchup

Tuesday's action in the National Football League takes place at Paycor Stadium and features a matchup between the Buffalo Bills and the Cincinnati Bengals. The Buffalo Bills have been victorious in their last six games in a row. The Cincinnati Bengals have been victorious in their last seven games in a row.

Cincinnati Bengals - Bengals will hope to be strong at home

The Cincinnati Bengals have been victorious in their last five home games in a row. Joe Burrow has a completion percentage of 69 percent, throwing for 4,260 yards and scoring 34 touchdowns but also throwing 12 interceptions. While Tyler Boyd has hauled in 53 receptions, Tee Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase have combined for 1,982 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns. Joe Mixon is leading the Cincinnati Bengals in rushing with 787 yards and six touchdowns, and the ground game for the Bengals is averaging 98.2 yards per game. The Cincinnati defense is letting in an average of 20.4 points and 332.3 yards per game. Vonn Bell has four interceptions, Logan Wilson has 115 tackles, and Sam Hubbard has 6.5 sacks for the Cincinnati Bengals. Vonn Wilson is the team leader in tackles.

Buffalo Bills - Bills need a win to remain top of the league

The Buffalo Bills have been victorious on the road in each of the past three games. With a completion percentage of 63.4%, Josh Allen has thrown for 4,029 yards, 32 touchdowns, and 13 interceptions so far this season. Dawson Knox has caught 46 passes, while Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis have combined for 2,122 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns. The rushing attack of the Buffalo Bills is now averaging 142.8 yards per game, and Devin Singletary is leading the way with 790 yards and five touchdowns. Buffalo's defense is allowing 17.5 points and 317.7 yards per game on average. Tremaine Edmunds has the most tackles with 95, Von Miller has the most sacks with 8, and Jordan Poyer has the most interceptions with 4 for the Buffalo Bills.

Expert Betting Tips

The fact that the Bengals are playing at Paul Brown Stadium, where they haven't lost since the season opener on September 11, is the deciding factor for me. Also, Allen still appears to be playing through some sort of elbow injury since the Bills' offense hasn't been as explosive as it was early in the season. Since returning from their bye week, the Bengals' defense has improved, while the team's offense has moved up to seventh in overall offense, fifth in passing offense, and sixth in scoring offense. So, we think the Bengals will win and cover the spread.