NFL 2025/26: Broncos – Bengals Prediction, Stats & Odds
A good Broncos Bengals tip on the Bwin app could be the perfect capstone to an extremely exciting Week 4.
The visitors from Cincinnati are missing Joe Burrow, and the team conceded almost 50 points against Minnesota last week. As a result, hardly any German betting providers are willing to give them a real chance of success against Denver.
Nevertheless, I strongly believe that the game will be closer than expected. Bo Nix is only human, and he has had his share of slumps against strong defenses.
Broncos vs. Bengals predictions:
Our Broncos Bengals AI prediction has some exciting tips in store. The most daring suggestion of all is certainly a simple but bold away win bet.
Although the odds are a handsome 4.33 if successful, Cincinnati is going into the game without Joe Burrow. And yet I would by no means describe this betting suggestion as hopeless!
Surprisingly, the Bengals have already won three of their last four games in which they were considered strong underdogs on the betting markets before kick-off.
Ja’Marr Chase scoring a touchdown, on the other hand, promises odds of around 2.75 in any good sports betting app and is not a bad tip, especially given the conditions on Tuesday.
Even though Joe Burrow, a brilliant playmaker, is missing, the aforementioned wide receiver has scored at least two touchdowns in each of his last three games against an AFC team, each time as an underdog.
The AI suggestion of under 44.5 points will almost double your stake if successful, and I find it convincing as well.
Especially since eight of the Broncos’ last nine September home games have remained below the set total points.
What you need to consider when betting on Broncos vs. Bengals
- Bo Nix has gained at least 223 passing yards in three of the Broncos’ last four games against AFC North teams.
- J.K. Dobbins has gained at least 63 rushing yards in each of his last five regular season games.
- The home team has won each of the Broncos’ last nine games.
- The Bengals have lost each of their last six September games at Empower Field at Mile High.
