Bengals lost their first two games. They haven’t looked good offensively so far and scored less than 30 points in two games. The Bengals come into this game looking for their first win of the season, but they will face a Rams team that has looked pretty good in their first two games. The LA offense has been able to put up quite a few passing yards this season, while the Cincinnati offense is only averaging 222.5 yards per game. Their passing game, which has been their strength over the past few seasons, has been one of the worst in the league so far, with the team averaging less than 150 passing yards per game through two games, and their ground game hasn’t been much better, with the team averaging less than 80 rushing yards per game. With Burrows out with a calf injury, the Bengals will turn to backup Jake Browning, who has one career pass and will be facing a good pass defense that is giving up less than 150 passing yards per game, so don’t expect the Bengals to score a lot of points in this game. Just to be clear, the Bengals offense gained a grand total of 424 yards in their first two games of the season. The Rams had 426 yards of total offense in Week 1. Don’t overthink this one. The Bengals have been terrible out of the gate and appear to be trending downward following the re-aggravation. While on the flip side, the Rams looked much better than expected in tough divisional matchups against Seattle and San Francisco. More disappointment appears to be on the horizon for Bengals fans.
The handicapping information taken from DVAXN Group 25 NFL Football Outsiders Powering Rating & There Calculated Point Spreads [Cleveland OH] With Bobby Lancer Exclusive ratings. My Bet Rams +3
The handicapping information taken from DVAXN Group 25 NFL Football Outsiders Powering Rating & There Calculated Point Spreads [Cleveland OH] With Bobby Lancer Exclusive ratings. My Bet Rams +3
