Patriots vs Bengals Odds For Week 12: Tracking Betting Lines

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Patriots vs. Bengals Odds: Who Is Favored To Win?

The Patriots thumped the Bengals in Week 1 of the 2024 NFL season, shocking everyone. Now, the two will face off again in Week 12 of the 2025 NFL season. Who will win?

Key Takeaways

  • The Patriots will play the Bengals on Sunday, November 23, 2025, for a Week 12 showdown at Paycor  Stadium. 
  • The Bengals are currently favored to win this game, as they have -4.5 odds. 

I'll be keeping tabs on the Patriots vs Bengals odds from the best Massachusetts sportsbooks as the regular season inches closer.

Patriots vs. Bengals Odds: Who Is Favored To Win?

The Bengals currently have -4.5 odds to beat the Patriots across betting circles, including  best Massachusetts sportsbooks as the regular season approaches. 

TeamPatriotsBengals
Spread+4.5-4.5
Total51.551.5
Moneyline+100-120

What The Spread Tells Us

The spread indicates that this game is likely to be close. Remember, last season, the Bengals were favored by 8.5 points against the Patriots in Week 1. But the Patriots stunned the Bengals, winning 16-10 on the road. 

What The Moneyline Tells Us 

The moneyline indicates that the Bengals have the edge in this game. Yet, the moneyline isn't always indicative of how the game will go, as last season's battle showcased. 

How The Patriots Win vs. The Bengals

Drake Maye will need to get the lead for the Patriots first. Ultimately, running the football is always the first step, especially with Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson. The Pats forced two turnovers last season, causing the Bengals to lose the field-possession battle. The Pats also dominated the time-of-possession 34:03-25:57, which was a major reason the Bengals could not catch up. 

How The Bengals Win vs. The Patriots

The Bengals need to hold onto the football. Additionally, they must run the football better, as they only combined for 70 rushing yards. As good as Joe Burrow is, he still needs his running game to help, which will give him the time to fling the ball to JaMarr Chase and Tee Higgins. The Bengals need to get the offense going early. 

History of Patriots vs. Bengals

The Patriots and Bengals have had some great games over the last few decades. Recently, the games have been a little tighter, and more grounded, especially in the post-Tom Brady era. 

Patriots Record vs. Bengals

The Patriots lead the head-to-head series with the Bengals 18-10. This has not been much of a rivalry, and they haven't played much compared to other AFC rivals. 

All-Time Patriots vs. Bengals Games

The Patriots and Bengals have had some interesting games over the years. But it's a tough choice, but still time, to whittle it down to three games. 

1. Bengals vs. Patriots -December 24, 2022

The Bengals exploded to a 22-0 lead, thanks to a touchdown pass from Joe Burrow to Tee Higgins and two to Trenton Irwin. But the Pats started to rally, thanks to a pick-6 by Marcus Jones in the second half. Later, Mac Jones threw a touchdown pass to Kendrick Bourne and Jakobi Meyers. But they fell short in what turned out to be a great game.  

2. Bengals vs. Patriots -November 19, 2000

The Bengals and Patriots played a tight-knit battle that went down to the wire. It was 10-10 at halftime, but the game slowed down to a half, as the defenses started playing tighter. In the end, the Pats won, thanks to a field goal from Adam Vinatieri. 

3. Patriots vs. Bengals -October 6, 2013

The only game from the Tom Brady era that was actually a close and exciting game. Ironically, it was all about the defenses. Neither team could score in the first quarter, and it was 3-3 at halftime. The Bengals were up 13-3 in the fourth quarter when Stephen Gostkowski nailed a field goal to cut the deficit. But they couldn't do much else as the Bengals held on. 

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Cody Kutzer

Cody Kutzer has been covering the sports betting and gambling space for several years and has been losing his parlay bets for even longer. He currently serves as an editor and fact-checker for BetMassachusetts.com to ensure readers have the latest and most accurate information surrounding MA sports betting.

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