Cincinnati Bengals

One of two NFL teams in Ohio, the Cincinnati Bengals have been in business since 1966 when they were created by former Cleveland Browns head coach Paul Brown as part of the American Football League.

Since then the team has had ups and downs, although the downs have been more common as of late. In fact, in 2018 the Bengals finished dead last in the AFC North division. That said, the Bengals actually present some interesting opportunities when it comes to sports betting.

In this team guide, we’ll examine every aspect of the Bengals to help you not only learn about the franchise but hopefully make a few more winning bets on them this season, too.

Follow how the Cincinnati Bengals are doing in the AFC North.

AFC North Odds for the Bengals

Cincinnati Bengals Team History

The Cincinnati Bengals were founded in 1966 by former Cleveland Browns and namesake Paul Brown. The Bengals were the tenth and final team to join the American Football League which joined the NFL in 1970.

The Bengals made it to the Super Bowl in 1981 and 1988 but lost on both occasions to the San Francisco 49ers.

The franchise has won two AFC championships, nine division titles and made 14 playoff appearances. The Bengals are known for having made a number of strategic innovations including the no-huddle offense, West Coast offense, and the zone blitz defense.

The franchise’s most recognizable players include Boomer Esiason, Ken Anderson, Chad Johnson, and AJ Green.

Cincinnati Bengals Player Highlights

Start Betting on the Cincinnati Bengals

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