On September 8, the Cincinnati Bengals begin their 2024 campaign, meeting the New England Patriots — their full NFL schedule is available below, as well as info on buying tickets.

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Bengals 2024 Schedule, Ticket Info

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Bengals Team Stats (2023)

• With 374.6 yards allowed per game on defense, which ranked second-worst in the NFL, Cincinnati had to rely on its 22nd-ranked offense (318.9 yards per contest) to keep it competitive last season.
• The Bengals averaged 21.5 points per game on offense last season, which ranked them 16th in the NFL. On the defensive side of the ball, they ranked 21st, giving up 22.6 points per contest.
• With 248.4 passing yards allowed per game on defense last season, which ranked fifth-worst in the NFL, Cincinnati had to rely on its 15th-ranked passing offense (229.1 passing yards per contest) to keep it competitive.
• The Bengals ranked second-worst in rushing offense (89.8 rushing yards per game) last season, but they played better on defense, ranking 26th with 126.2 rushing yards allowed per game.
• With 26 forced turnovers (12th in NFL) against 16 turnovers committed (second in NFL), Cincinnati’s +10 turnover margin was the fifth-best in the league last season.

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Bengals’ Key Players (2023)

• Joe Burrow racked up 2,309 passing yards (230.9 per game) with a 66.8% completion percentage last season, while throwing for 15 touchdowns with six interceptions.
• Zack Moss took 183 attempts for 794 rushing yards a season ago (56.7 per game) and scored five touchdowns.
• Last season Ja’Marr Chase reeled in 100 passes for 1,216 yards (76.0 per game) while scoring seven touchdowns.

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