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Steelers vs Bengals Prediction

In this Steelers vs Bengals Prediction, the Bengals are coming as -3.5 home favorites. Both teams have identical overall records this season and both have been red-hot lately, having won their last four games respectively. The Bengals have been better offensively with the second-best offense in football but the Steelers counter with the 4th-best defense, so this is a coin-flip game and I will go with the plus money. The Steelers are 5-2 in their last 7 meetings against the Bengals and have won three of their last four visits in Cincinnati, so I like them as road dogs in this spot. Take the Steelers and grab the +3.5 points.

Cincinnati Bengals Preview

The Cincinnati Bengals have a 6-2 record this season are sitting on the 1st place of the AFC North. They have a 2-1 home record and are 4-1 on the road and are 5-3 against the spread and 5-3 in over/under. They are coming off a 34-17 road win against the Falcons and will face the Commanders and the Saints next.

Offensively, the Bengals average 30 points per game, ranking 2nd in the NFL, while defensively, they allow 21.9 points per game, which is 14th. Cincinnati averages 371.1 total yards per game (285.5 passing and 85.6 rushing), while allowing 354.9 total yards per game (126.6 rushing and 228.3 passing). They average 6.1 yards per play, while allowing 5.7 yards per play to opponents. They score on 48.8% of their offensive drives, while averaging 2.83 points per drive. Defensively, they allow opponents to score on 39.3% of drives, while allowing 1.99 points per drive. Offensively, they have turned the ball over 10 times, while defensively, they have forced 12 turnovers, giving them a +2 net turnover margin.

Joe Burrow leads the Bengals with 2386 passing yards with 74.0% completed passes and 23 touchdowns. Chase Brown leads the team in rushing yards with 397, while Tee Higgins has 48 receptions for a team-high 758 receiving yards. Defensively, Barrett Carter has a team-high 68 total tackles (28 of them solo), while Boye Mafe leads the team in sacks, with 5.5.

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Pittsburgh Steelers Preview

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a 6-2 record this season are sitting on the 1st place of the AFC North. They have a 4-0 home record and are 2-2 on the road and are 6-2 against the spread and 4-4 in over/under. They are coming off a 27-6 home win against the Browns and will face the Eagles and the Broncos next.

Offensively, the Steelers average 22.5 points per game, ranking 17th in the NFL, while defensively, they allow 18 points per game, which is 4th. Pittsburgh averages 328.4 total yards per game (210.5 passing and 117.9 rushing), while allowing 305.6 total yards per game (83.9 rushing and 221.8 passing). They average 5.2 yards per play, while allowing 5 yards per play to opponents. They score on 38.9% of their offensive drives, while averaging 1.92 points per drive. Defensively, they allow opponents to score on 35.6% of drives, while allowing 1.57 points per drive. Offensively, they have turned the ball over 8 times, while defensively, they have forced 13 turnovers, giving them a +5 net turnover margin.

Aaron Rodgers leads the Steelers with 1871 passing yards with 60.8% completed passes and 13 touchdowns. Jaylen Warren leads the team in rushing yards with 704, while D.K. Metcalf has 33 receptions for a team-high 378 receiving yards. Defensively, Payton Wilson has a team-high 69 total tackles (36 of them solo), while T.J. Watt leads the team in sacks, with 7.5.

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