Cincinnati Bengals Odds to Win 2026 Super Bowl

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Odds updated as of 8:13 p.m.

The Cincinnati Bengals' current odds to win the Super Bowl (+6000) place them 20th in the NFL.

Before you make your wager on FanDuel Sportsbook, we've got you covered, in terms of the vital info about today's Cincinnati Bengals futures odds.

Bengals Postseason Odds

The Bengals sport the 22nd-ranked offense this season (313.3 yards per game), and they've been worse defensively, ranking worst with 410.0 yards allowed per game.
Despite having a bottom-five scoring defense that ranks worst in the (31.2 points allowed per game), the Bengals have put up better results on offense, ranking 16th in the by putting up 23.3 points per game.
With 256.8 passing yards allowed per game on defense, which ranks second-worst in the , Cincinnati has been forced to rely on their 12th-ranked passing offense (224.8 passing yards per contest) to keep them competitive.
It's been a difficult stretch for the Bengals in terms of running the ball, as they rank third-worst in rushing offense (88.5 rushing yards per game) and second-worst in rushing defense (153.3 rushing yards per game allowed) in 2025.
In addition to a 47.3% third-down percentage allowed on defense, which ranks second-worst in the , Cincinnati has put up the 13th-ranked third-down percentage (39.7%) on offense.
Despite having a bottom-five defense in terms of yards per play that ranks second-worst in the (6.4 yards per play allowed), the Bengals have put up better results offensively, ranking 20th in the by putting up 5.4 yards per play.
Cincinnati ranks 19th in the league with a -3 turnover margin after forcing 15 turnovers (10th in the ) while committing 18 (26th in the ).

In terms of their odds to win the Super Bowl (+6000), the Bengals are 20th in the NFL. They are far below that, 26th, according to computer rankings.
Bookmakers have moved the Bengals' Super Bowl odds down from +2000 at the start of the season to +6000. Among all teams in the league, that is the 16th-smallest change.
The implied probability of the Bengals winning the Super Bowl, based on their +6000 moneyline odds, is 1.6%.

Joe Flacco has thrown for 2,451 yards (245.1 ypg) to lead Cincinnati, completing 60.2% of his passes and collecting 15 touchdown passes compared to 10 interceptions this season.
Flacco's status for Sunday is currently unknown. He was a full participant in the Bengals' most recent practice.
Chase Brown has 704 rushing yards on 160 carries with two touchdowns. He's also added 48 catches for 287 yards (23.9 per game) and one touchdown via the passing game.
Ja'Marr Chase leads his squad with 971 receiving yards. He's racked up that yardage on 86 catches (out of 131 targets) and scored five touchdowns.
Tee Higgins has put together a 575-yard season with seven touchdowns, hauling in 40 passes on 70 targets.
Higgins is out for Sunday's matchup versus the Bills.
Joseph Ossai has 5.0 sacks to pace the team, and also has 8.0 TFL and 35 tackles.

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