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Commanders vs Bengals Betting Odds

Here are the Commanders vs Bengals Betting Odds:

TEAM	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
WASHINGTON COMMANDERS	+8	+310	48.5 O
CINCINNATI BENGALS	-8	-400	48.5 U

Commanders vs Bengals Betting Prediction

Here are the Commanders vs Bengals Betting predictions for both teams.

Commanders vs Bengals Betting Prediction: Washington

Here is the Commanders vs Bengals Betting prediction for Washington:

The Washington Commanders enter this game with a 1-1 record for the year. The last time the Commanders played on a football field, they defeated the New York Giants 21–18 to take home the victory. The Commanders’ leading rusher was Brian Robinson Jr., who gained 133 yards on 17 carries at a rate of 7.8 yards per carry. Zach Ertz amassed 62 yards on 4 receptions, averaging 15.5 yards per catch.

Jayden Daniels completed a 226-yard pass on 23/29. By the end of the game, he had a QB rate of 99.1 and no interceptions. The Commanders gave up 129 yards on 22 attempts against the run, or 5.9 yards per surrendered rush. With 28 attempts and 16 completions for 175 yards, Washington’s completion percentage was 57.1%. After everything was said and done, they ran 64 plays for 425 yards. The football was carried by the Washington Commanders 35 times for a total of 215 yards, or 6.1 yards per carry.

For the year, the Commanders have accumulated 724 total yards. Together, Washington has accounted for 18 first downs and has racked up 120 yards in penalties. Washington has scored three touchdowns on the ground and zero touchdowns through the air in terms of touchdowns scored. They still haven’t given the ball away. In the run game, they average 176.5 yards as a team, good for sixth place in the National Football League. The Washington Commanders average 20.5 points per game in terms of scoring.

With 27.5 points allowed per game, the Commanders’ team defense is ranked 29th in the NFL. During the season, they are letting teams run for 120.5 running yards per game and an average of 4.6 yards per tote. Through two games this season, they have allowed 241 yards on the ground. In terms of passing yards allowed, the Commanders are 23rd in the NFL with 455 yards given up.

They have allowed 69.0% completion percentage in addition to giving up 227.5 yards via the air per game. They are ranking 21st in the NFL with their 348.0 yards allowed per game this season. They have allowed one touchdown on the ground and six touchdowns via the air.

Commanders vs Bengals Betting Trends: Washington

Here are the Commanders vs Bengals Betting trends for Washington:

• After nine games, Washington is 2-7 ATS.
• Seven of Washington’s previous ten games have had the total go over.
• Washington’s record in their previous ten games is 1-9 SU.
• Washington has lost all five of its away games (0–5 SU).
• In twelve of Washington’s previous seventeen games versus American Football Conference opponents, the total has gone UNDER.
• In their previous 13 September games, Washington is 3-10 ATS.
• In their previous 5 games played in week 3, Washington is 0-5 ATS.
• In their last 20 Monday games, Washington is 5-15 SU.

Washington Commanders Injuries

Pos	Player	Status
QB	Marcus Mariota (Chest)	Out
DE	Efe Obada (Undisclosed)	Out
LB	Keandre Jones (Undisclosed)	Out
CB	Emmanuel Forbes Jr. (Thumb)	Questionable
LB	Jordan Magee (Knee)	Out
DT	Norell Pollard (Undisclosed)	Out

Commanders vs Bengals Betting Prediction: Cincy

Here is the Commanders vs Bengals Betting prediction for Cincinnati:

The Bengals enter the game with a 0–2 record for the current campaign. The Bengals lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 26–25 when they were on the field last time out. Joe Burrow (2 touchdowns) finished the game with 258 yards through the air on 23 of 36 passes, good for a 103.7 passer rating. He averaged 7.2 yards per attempt and did not throw any interceptions. Zack Moss ran the ball 12 times for 34 yards, giving Cincinnati an average of 2.8 yards per carry at the end of the game.

The Bengals used Mike Gesicki as a primary target, and he caught seven catches for 91 yards at a yard and a half. Cincinnati finished the game with 74 yards on 22 attempts, averaging 3.4 yards per carry. The Bengals ran 58 plays for a total of 320 yards (5.5 yards per play) in the end. The Bengals’ pass defense allowed 137 yards on 18 of 25 passes for a completion percentage of 72.0%. For 149 yards, Cincinnati gave up 32 rush attempts (4.7 yards per rush).

The Cincinnati Bengals are ranked 24th in football by averaging 272.0 yards per game. They have ran for 144 yards in total, averaging 72.0 yards per game. In terms of aiding the opposing team, the Cincinnati offense ranks 26th in the NFL with 89 yards of penalties on 10 infractions. The Bengals are currently 16th in the league after throwing for 400 yards in the air throughout the season and averaging 200.0 passing yards per game. With an average of 17.5 points per game, the Bengals are 22nd in the league in terms of scoring ability.

The Bengals are giving up 21.0 points per game, good for 16th place in the NFL. They are third in football having given up 2 touchdowns via the air and 128.5 yards per outing. Throughout the season, Cincinnati has given up 319 yards on the ground (159.5 yards per game) and 1 touchdown by ground. The Bengals defense has played 123 plays on the field, good for 19th place in the league. Thus far this season, they have committed three turnovers—one fumble recovery and two picks.

Commanders vs Bengals Betting Trends:  Cincinnati

Here are the Commanders vs Bengals Betting trends for Cincinnati:

• Cincinnati’s last eight games have had six totals that have gone over.
• In their previous five games, Cincinnati is 1-4 SU.
• Cincinnati has played 17 home games and is 13-4 SU in that time.
• In their previous nine games against National Football Conference opponents, Cincinnati is 9-0 SU.
• In Cincinnati’s last five games versus teams in the National Football Conference East division, the total has gone UNDER.
• In 10 of Cincinnati’s past 12 September games, the total has gone UNDER.
• In their previous five games played in week three, Cincinnati is 4-0-1 ATS.
• Cincinnati has a 4-1-1 ATS record in their previous 6 home Monday games.

Cincinnati Bengals Injuries

Pos	Player	Status
DT	Sheldon Rankins (Hamstring)	Questionable
DT	B.J. Hill (Hamstring)	Questionable
WR	Tee Higgins (Hamstring)	Questionable
RB	Chris Evans (Leg)	Out
OT	D’Ante Smith (Knee)	Out
DE	Cam Sample (Achilles)	Out
DE	Myles Murphy (Knee)	Out
P	Brad Robbins (Quadriceps)	Out
CB	DJ Ivey (Undisclosed)	Out
OT	Amarius Mims (Pectoral)	Questionable
DT	Kris Jenkins Jr. (Thumb)	Questionable
DT	McKinnley Jackson (Knee)	Out
CB	Lance Robinson (Undisclosed)	Out

Commanders vs Bengals Betting: Head to Head

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