Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl History: Wins, Losses, Appearances and All-Time Record

Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl History: Wins, Losses, Appearances and All-Time Record

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After getting the job done against the Las Vegas Raiders in the NFL Wild Card Round, some fans are already thinking ahead to the Super Bowl for the Cincinnati Bengals.

With that mind, here is the Cincinnati Bengals' Super Bowl history, including wins, losses, opponents, years, appearances and all-time record.

When is the Last Time the Cincinnati Bengals Made the Super Bowl?

The Bengals last appeared in the Super Bowl for the 1988-89 season, where they lost to the San Francisco 49ers, 20-16.

Have the Cincinnati Bengals Ever Won a Super Bowl?

No, the Bengals have never won a Super Bowl title. They are one of 12 NFL franchises to never earn the Lombardi Trophy.

Cincinnati Bengals All-Time Super Bowl Record

The Bengals are 0-2 all-time across two appearances in the Super Bowl.

Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl Years

-1989 (for the 1988 regular season)
-1982 (for the 1981 regular season)

Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl Scores and Opponents

1. Super Bowl XVI

Super Bowl 16 (January 24, 1982)
San Francisco 49ers 26, Cincinnati Bengals 21

2. Super Bowl XXIII

Super Bowl 23 (January 22, 1989)
San Francisco 49ers 20, Cincinnati Bengals 16

Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl 2022 Odds

The Bengals have +1300 odds to win Super Bowl LVI (56), according to FanDuel Sportbook's NFL futures.

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