Patriots vs Bengals Odds For Week 1: Tracking Betting Lines

Patriots vs Bengals Odds: Betting Lines & Quick Facts

The table below gives a quick look at the latest odds for the Patriots vs Bengals Week 1 matchup.

Considering the state of the two franchises, it shouldn't be shocking to see Cincy as the heavy favorite here Week 1. The Pats will be rolling out a new coaching staff and quarterback while the Bengals will have a healthy Joe Burrow and more continuity across the board.

Patriots vs Bengals: Who is Favored to Win?

Let's take a deeper look into the Patriots vs Bengals odds to see what the betting lines tell us about this matchup. On the widget below, you can use the dropdown to compare odds for the moneyline, spread, and total to find the best price across multiple sportsbooks.

Patriots Bengals Odds: Point Spread

Currently, the spread for the Patriots vs Bengals game sits between 8.5 and 9.5 on most Massachusetts betting apps. Oddsmakers aren't expecting this to be a particularly close game and this is actually the highest spread of all Week 1 NFL games. 

If you want to bet on New England to cover the spread, FanDuel currently has the best line at +9.5. This means as long as the Pats lose by fewer than 10 points, your bet would win. On the flip side, if you want to bet against the Patriots, you would want to find a sportsbook offering the Bengals -8.5.

Patriots vs Bengals Odds: Moneyline

When looking at Patriots-Bengals moneyline, the "-" and "+" signs tell you who is the favorite and underdog, respectively. The higher the number, the wider the perceived disparity between the two teams. 

Given this is the highest spread of the week, we shouldn't be surprised to see such lopsided moneyline odds for New England vs Cincinnati. With DraftKings Massachusetts setting the Patriots' moneyline odds at +350, New England is the biggest underdog for Week 1.

Patriots Bengals Odds: Over/Under

Currently, the Patriots vs Bengals over/under (or total) is 40.5 across most betting sites with DraftKings being the exception at 41. Betting on the over/under tasks you with deciding whether the combined points scored in the Patriots and Bengals will be more than (over) or less than (under) the given number. The spread for this game has dropped by more than two points in some cases from just a few weeks ago.

Regardless, there are only three games with lower projected totals on FanDuel Massachusetts, meaning the Pats Bengals game is largely being viewed as a lower-scoring affair. We can also use the spread and total to get an expected point total for each team. Using FanDuel, this means the expected score would be somewhere around 24.5-16.0 in favor of Cincy.

In addition to the Patriots vs Bengals odds for the spread, moneyline, and over/under, we also have the expected lineup, weather forecast, and location details for the Patriots-Bengals game.

Player Props for Patriots vs Bengals

Player props have exploded in popularity over the past few years as a preferred way for fans to get in on the action. Given we are still a week away from the start of the regular season, the options are currently limited to touchdown scorers and can only be found on DraftKings at this time. Once Week 1 is officially here, however, I'll add more of my favorite picks for Patriots vs Bengals player props.

• Andrei Iosivas anytime touchdown (+320) - Ja'Marr Chase still isn't practicing as he holds out for a new contract. Even if Chase suits up for Week 1, we shouldn't expect him to play a full complement of snaps, leaving Christian Gonzalez and Jonathan Jones to key in on Tee Higgins. Iosivas has been the starting slot WR for Cincy which would allow him to have a more favorable matchup.

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Patriots vs Bengals Odds: Latest Updates

Here are some key updates impacting the Patriots vs Bengals odds:

• 📆 September 4: It's reported that WR Ja'Marr Chase returned to practice after holding out. Despite his return, the Patriots Bengals odds have not changed. 
• 📆 September 3: Ahead of the Patriots-Bengals game, news emerges that WR Ja'Marr Chase has not practiced amid a contract dispute. 
• 📆 May 15: The NFL schedule is released, showing that the Patriots play the Bengals in NFL Week 1. 
• 📆 April 25: The Patriots select UNC QB Drake Maye with the third overall pick of the NFL Draft while the Bengals take 
• 📆 January 12: The Patriots promote inside linebackers coach Jerod Mayo to head coach, replacing Belichick. 
• 📆 January 11: Long-time Patriots head coach Bill Belichick leaves New England. He had famously coined the phrase "we're on to Cincinnati" during the Patriots' Super Bowl run in the 2014-2015 NFL season. That was one of the last times that the Patriots faced the Bengals. 

How to Bet on the Patriots vs Bengals

You can bet on Patriots vs Bengals at any of the seven legal sports betting brands in MA or three retail locations in the state. If you're traveling for the game, you'll be able to place wagers in Ohio as well as the state has had legal sports betting since January 2023.

How to Watch the Patriots vs Bengals Game

The Patriots vs Bengals game will be televised nationally on CBS. The game will kickoff at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday, September 8. 

If you don't have cable, you can find the game on Peacock. 

Patriots vs Bengals History

The Patriots and Bengals have played each other 27 times, all of which have been regular season matchups. The Patriots have the upper hand over Cincinnati and have gone 17-10 in these games, including winning eight of the previous 10.

All-Time Record

• Games Played: 27
• Patriots Wins: 17
• Bengals Wins: 10
• Playoff Matchups: 0
• First Game: 1968
• Last Game: 2016

Since 2000, the Patriots are 7-2 against the Bengals and have outscored them 262-161.

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Cody Kutzer

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Cody Kutzer has been covering the sports betting and gambling space for several years and has been losing his parlay bets for even longer. He currently serves as an editor and fact-checker for BetMassachusetts.com to ensure readers have the latest and most accurate information surrounding MA sports betting.