On September 8, the Cincinnati Bengals’ 2024 campaign begins with a game against the New England Patriots. We cover the team’s full NFL schedule in the article below. Looking for additional details on the Cincinnati Bengals’ 2024 results and NFL schedule? We’ve got you covered in the article below.
Last year the Bengals failed to make the playoffs, after finishing 9-8 during the regular season. On offense, they averaged 21.5 points per game (16th in league), and they gave up 22.6 per game (21st in NFL) defensively.
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Cincinnati Bengals 2024 Schedule
- Week 1
September 8: vs. Patriots, 1:00 PM ET on CBS - Week 2
September 15: at Chiefs, 4:25 PM ET on CBS - Week 3
September 23: vs. Commanders, 8:15 PM ET on ABC - Week 4
September 29: at Panthers, 1:00 PM ET on FOX - Week 5
October 6: vs. Ravens, 1:00 PM ET on CBS - Week 6
October 13: at Giants, 8:20 PM ET on NBC - Week 7
October 20: at Browns, 1:00 PM ET on CBS - Week 8
October 27: vs. Eagles, 4:25 PM ET on CBS - Week 9
November 3: vs. Raiders, 1:00 PM ET on FOX - Week 10
November 7: at Ravens, 8:15 PM ET on Amazon Prime Video - Week 11
November 17: at Chargers, 4:25 PM ET on CBS - Week 13
December 1: vs. Steelers, 1:00 PM ET on CBS - Week 14
December 9: at Cowboys, 8:15 PM ET on ESPN - Week 15
December 15: at Titans, 1:00 PM ET on FOX - Week 16
December 19: vs. Browns, 8:15 PM ET on Amazon Prime Video - Week 17
December 29: vs. Broncos, 1:00 PM ET - Week 18
January 5: at Steelers, 1:00 PM ET
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AFC North 2023 Standings
- Baltimore Ravens (13-4)
- Cleveland Browns (11-6)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (10-7)
- Cincinnati Bengals (9-8)
Bengals 2023 Stats Insights
- Cincinnati sported the 22nd-ranked offense last year (318.9 yards per game), and it was less effective defensively, ranking second-worst with 374.6 yards allowed per game.
- Cincy compiled 21.5 points per game on offense last season, which ranked it 16th in the NFL. On the defensive side of the ball, it ranked 21st, allowing 22.6 points per contest.
- With 248.4 passing yards allowed per game on defense last season, which ranked fifth-worst in the NFL, the Bengals were forced to rely on their 15th-ranked passing offense (229.1 passing yards per contest) to keep them competitive.
- Cincinnati was a bottom-five run offense last year, ranking second-worst with 89.8 rushing yards per contest. Defensively, it ranked 26th in the NFL (126.2 rushing yards allowed per game)….
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