The Cincinnati Bengals are 2-1 in the AFC North so far in the 2026 season. They are scoring 26.5 points per game (11th in the NFL) and allowing 16.5 (9th in the NFL).
On offense, the Cincinnati Bengals are averaging 326 total yards per game (18th in the NFL), with 230.5 passing (14th in the NFL) and 95.5 rushing (21st in the NFL).
Defensively, the Cincinnati Bengals are allowing 359 yards per game (23rd in the NFL) and 16.5 points per game.
The full Cincinnati Bengals roster, depth chart and season schedule each have their own page on Statz NFL.
Frequently asked questions
How did the Bengals do in Week 3 of 2026?
Cincinnati lost to the Steelers 30–27 in Pittsburgh — 352 total yards, a 50% third-down rate and two sacks, with Ja'Marr Chase going for 98 and a score.
What is the Bengals’ record this season?
The Bengals are 2-1 after Week 3, 3rd in the AFC North, ranked #12 in the Statz power rankings with a +1.1 net rating.
How did the Bengals perform last season (2025)?
The Bengals went 6-11, 3rd in the AFC North, missed the playoffs, and ranked 12th in the NFL in points per game.
Who are the Bengals’ key players in 2026?
Joe Burrow (248 pass yds/g), Chase Brown (66 rush yds/g), Tee Higgins and Mike Gesicki lead the offense.
What are the Bengals’ Super Bowl odds?
Best price +2000 across the books we track. The Statz model gives them a 3% title chance — 7th in the AFC.
Who do the Bengals play next?
Week 4 vs the Jacksonville Jaguars, Paycor Stadium, Sunday 1:00 PM ET. The model projects 24–23 Jacksonville (55% win probability).