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Keep track of everything related to Bengals vs. Ravens in Week 2.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ home opener comes in Week 2 when the Baltimore Ravens invade Paycor Stadium. Game time is set for 1 pm ET on Sunday, September 17th on CBS, with the Bengals being a 3.5-point favorite via DraftKings Sportsbook. You can stream the game online using CBS All-Access or Paramount+.
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After an embarrassing Week 1 performance and a second divisional game in as many weeks to start the season, the Bengals are sniffing "must win territory".
Fans are still confident, but that will change if the Bengals don’t beat the Ravens.
Sports betting is rocking and rolling in Ohio, and these are four props to consider.
Looks like Andrews will go vs. Cincinnati.
The former Bengals corner wants to see a different game plan this week against the Ravens.
Will the Bengals avoid the dreaded 0-2, or will the Ravens get playoff revenge?
Joseph Ossai would be a big boost, especially vs. what should be a depleted Ravens offensive line.