Cincinnati Bengals at Jacksonville Jaguars Preview & Picks
Jacksonville are tipped to cover in a one-sided Monday night win.
The Jaguars have been on a roll since London, while Cincinnati’s season was wrecked by the injury to Joe Burrow.
- Jacksonville Jaguars are 7-1 in their last 8 games
- Jacksonville Jaguars are 7-1-0 ATS in their last 8 games
- Cincinnati Bengals are 0-6-0 ATS in their 6 defeats
- The Under has hit in 3 of Jacksonville’s last 4 games
Head To Head
- Jacksonville Jaguars lead the all-time series 13-11
- Cincinnati Bengals won 24-21 when the two teams last met in September 2021
Cincinnati Bengals Form
Cincinnati come into this matchup having lost their last three games and starting quarterback Joe Burrow.
The Bengals made a rough start to the season as they lost three of their first four games, but they appeared to be turning things around in October.
They backed up a 34-20 win at Arizona with a 17-13 victory over Seattle, and then pulled off two big wins as they beat San Francisco 31-17 on the road and Buffalo 24-18 at home.
Cincinnati’s four-game streak was halted by a 30-27 loss to Houston, and that was followed by a 34-20 defeat at Baltimore that saw Burrow go down with a season-ending injury.
The Bengal’s losing skid then reached three games last weekend as they were beaten 16-10 by Pittsburgh.
Jacksonville Jaguars Form
Jacksonville come into this on the back of a big win that improved them to 8-3 and strengthened their grip on top spot in the AFC South.
The Jaguars made a slow start to the regular season as they lost two of their first three games, but a London double-header sparked a transformation in fortunes.
They beat Atlanta 23-7 and Buffalo 25-20 in back-to-back weeks in England, before returning home for a 37-20 victory over Indianapolis.
Jacksonville then beat New Orleans 31-24 and Pittsburgh 20-10 on the road, only to see their win streak finally ended with a 34-3 blowout loss to San Francisco.
The Jaguars bounced back quickly though, winning a couple of big division games as they beat Tennessee 34-14 and Houston 24-21.