Bengals Super Bowl 58 Odds: May 3, 2024
At the moment, Cincinnati is off the board for odds to win Super Bowl LVIII. We used ESPN BET Ohio to track odds for the Bengals this season.
👑 Odds to Win SBLVIII | OTB |
🏆 Odds to Win AFC | OTB |
⭐ Odds to Win AFC North | OTB |
🔥 Odds to Make Playoffs | OTB |
⛔ Odds to Miss Playoffs | OTB |
If you're interested in taking a closer look at the Bengals' playoff chances, we have a dedicated article that updates those odds and on a weekly basis.
Bengals Super Bowl Odds vs. AFC North
After an embarrassing 27-3 road loss to the Titans in Week 4, the Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl odds hit a season-long +3000. That is, until Burrow's injury in Week 11. Their odds plummeted after the injury and never went back to normal. The Bengals have not won a Super Bowl in their 53-year history, and are 0-3 in their three appearances.
The Baltimore Ravens (+325) have the best odds of any AFC North team to win the Super Bowl. The last time the Ravens made the Super Bowl was Super Bowl XLVII, a 34-31 win over the San Francisco 49ers.
The Cleveland Browns (+3000) have wins over the Ravens and 49ers. The Browns beat the AFC South-leading Jaguars in Week 14 and then the Chicago Bears 20-17 in Week 15. They rode the red-hot Joe Flacco to a win in Week 16 as well. The Browns haven't made it past the divisional round in the postseason in the last 30-plus years.
The Pittsburgh Steelers (+15000) beat the Bengals 34-11 in Week 16 to end a three-game skid, where they lost to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 13, the New England Patriots in Week 14, and the Colts in Week 15. Despite the win, the Steelers don't look like they'll be Super Bowl contenders this season.
Bengals Week-by-Week Super Bowl Odds
Here's how the Bengals' Super Bowl odds fluctuated this season:
↔️ Preseason | +1100 (8.3% chance) |
⬇️ After Week 1 | +1400 (6.7% chance) |
⬇️ After Week 2 | +2000 (4.76% chance) |
↔️ After Week 3 | +2000 (4.76% chance) |
⬇️ After Week 4 | +3000 (3.2% chance) |
⬆️ After Week 5 | +2800 (3.5% chance) |
⬆️ After Week 6 | +2500 (3.85% chance) |
↔️ After Week 7 | +2500 (3.85% chance) |
⬆️ After Week 8 | +1800 (5.3% chance) |
⬆️ After Week 9 | +1200 (7.7% chance) |
⬇️ After Week 10 | +1500 (6.25% chance) |
⬇️ After Week 11 | +15000 (0.7% chance) |
↔️ After Week 12 | +15000 (0.7% chance) |
⬇️ After Week 13 | +20000 (0.5% chance) |
⬆️ After Week 14 | +12000 (0.8% chance) |
↔️ After Week 15 | +12000 (0.8% chance) |
⬇️ After Week 16 | +20000 (0.5% chance) |
⬇️ After Week 17 | OTB (0% chance) |
Latest Updates Impacting Bengals Odds to Win SB LVIII
To keep Bengals fans and bettors updated on the offseason, here is all of the latest news and developments regarding the Cincinnati Bengals:
- 🗓️ December 31: Cincinnati is eliminated from playoff contention for 2023-24 after a loss to the Chiefs.
- 🗓️ December 27: Star wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase misses Week 16 due to a shoulder injury.
- 🗓️ December 16: Bengals lose DT D.J. Reader (torn quad) for the remainder of the season. Reader is among the best run-stopping linemen in the NFL.
- 🗓️ December 10: QB Jake Browning sets NFL record for completion percentage through first three NFL starts, continues to prove capability in leading Super Bowl-contending team.
- 🗓️ December 2: QB Jake Browning erupts for 300-plus yards and wins first NFL game against the Jags on Monday Night Football.
- 🗓️ November 17: The day after a Thursday night loss to the Baltimore Ravens, it's announced that quarterback Joe Burrow will miss the remainder of the 2023 season with a wrist injury.
- 🗓️ November 12: DE Trey Hendrickson hyperextends his knee, looks unlikely to take on Ravens in primetime battle
- 🗓️ November 6: WR Ja'Marr Chase is listed as day-to-day with a back injury.
- 🗓️ October 28: The Bengals place backup RB Chase Brown on reserve/injured list.
- 🗓️ October 15: The Bengals beat the Seahawks 17-13 in Week 6, getting the Bengals to .500 for the first time since the season started.
- 🗓️ October 8: Ja'Marr Chase goes off for a franchise-record 15 receptions in Week 5 victory over the Cardinals, showing signs the Bengals are back to their 2022 form.
- 🗓️ October 1: Tee Higgins suffers a fractured rib against Tennessee, status unknown for Week 5.
- 🗓️ September 25: Ja'Marr Chase sets new personal single-game record with 12 targets.
- 🗓️ September 18: Browns RB Nick Chubb has torn MCL, is ruled out for the season.
- 📆 September 18: QB Joe Burrow has playbook dialed back as calf strain lingers.
- 📆 September 7: QB Joe Burrow signs five-year, $275 million contract extension ($219.01 million guaranteed).
- 📆 August 4: LB Logan Wilson gets a four-year, $37.25 million extension.
- 📆 July 28: QB Joe Burrow strains his calf in training camp and will consequently miss the rest of camp and preseason.
- 📆 April 27-29: The Bengals select DE Myles Murphy and eight others in the 2023 NFL Draft.
- 📆 April 25: The Bengals pick up QB Joe Burrow's fifth-year option, extending his rookie contract through the 2024 season.
- 📆 March 16: The top free-agent available at offensive tackle, Orlando Brown Jr., signs a four-year deal worth $64 million with the Bengals after winning the Super Bowl last year with the Chiefs.
Be sure to bookmark this page to stay up-to-date on the latest news impacting the Bengals' Super Bowl odds.
Bengals Schedule and Betting Lines
For an updated look at the team's slate, check out our Bengals schedule 2024 page.
📅 Week 1 at Cleveland Browns | Bengals (0-1) lose 24-3 |
📅 Week 2 vs. Baltimore Ravens | Bengals (0-2) lose 27-24 |
📅 Week 3 vs. Los Angeles Rams | Bengals (1-2) win 19-16 |
📅 Week 4 at Tennessee Titans | Bengals (1-3) lose 27-3 |
📅 Week 5 at Arizona Cardinals | Bengals (2-3) win 34-20 |
📅 Week 6 vs. Seattle Seahawks | Bengals (3-3) win 17-13 |
📅 Week 7 | BYE |
📅 Week 8 at San Francisco 49ers | Bengals (4-3) win 31-17 |
📅 Week 9 vs. Buffalo Bills | Bengals (5-3) win 24-18 |
📅 Week 10 vs. Houston Texans | Bengals (5-4) lose 30-27 |
📅 Week 11 at Baltimore Ravens | Bengals (5-5) lose 34-20 |
📅 Week 12 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers | Bengals (5-6) lose 16-10 |
📅 Week 13 at Jacksonville Jaguars | Bengals (6-6) win 34-31 |
📅 Week 14 vs. Indianapolis Colts | Bengals (7-6) win 34-14 |
📅 Week 15 vs. Minnesota Vikings | Bengals (8-6) win 27-24 |
📅 Week 16 at Pittsburgh Steelers | Bengals (8-7) lose 34-11 |
📅 Week 17 at Kansas City Chiefs | Bengals (8-8) lose 25-17 |
📅 Week 18 vs. Cleveland Browns | Bengals (9-8) win 31-14 |
✅ Data Verified by Expert | May 3, 2024 |
Key Contributors Toward Bengals Super Bowl Odds
The Bengals had one of the most complete rosters in the NFL entering the season.
Leading the way was Joe Burrow, who was the highest-paid player in the NFL with his recent contract extension. Burrow was on fire, throwing for 300-plus yards in two straight games. He suffered a torn wrist ligament in the Bengals' 34-20 loss to the Ravens in Week 11, putting him out for the rest of the season. Joe Burrow MVP odds sat around +1000 before his injury. QB Jake Browning took over and did a nice job, but couldn't get the Bengals to the playoffs.
Alongside Burrow, the Bengals offense has WR Ja'Marr Chase, WR Tee Higgins and OL Orlando Brown Jr. Chase was the star of the show this season, totaling the team's most receiving yards.
The Bengals' run defense has improved tremendously after a rough start to the season. However, the absence of Reader hurt. The team also lost seventh-round pick D.J. Ivey for the season in Week 15.
Where Can I Bet on the Bengals to Win the Super Bowl?
Bengals futures are no longer available, but one can bet on other teams to win the Super Bowl at any legal sportsbook in Ohio or any legal Ohio betting app available. Those include DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars and more. You can wager on several futures, including the Super Bowl, conference championship games, awards and more.
Bengals Super Bowl LVIIII Outlook and Predictions
There's no denying that the Bengals have a roster that is, at the very least, capable of winning the Super Bowl. However, the injury to Burrow loomed large. The Bengals enhanced their defense with Hendrickson and Wilson a few years ago and added to it with former Rams safety Nick Scott.
The Bengals made it to the Super Bowl behind Burrow and Chase in 2021, but they lost to the Matthew Stafford-led Los Angeles Rams. Cincinnati lost 23-20 in the Super Bowl. Offensive Player of the Year Cooper Kupp ended the Bengals' dreams with a game-winning touchdown with just 1:25 remaining in the game. The Bengals success continued after that disappointment, making it to the AFC Championship Game last season. They lost to the Chiefs in that battle.
The Bengals, if they are to bounce back in 2024, will do so behind a returning Burrow, their star receivers and a refreshed defense. The Bengals' pass-rushing duo of Hendrickson and Sam Hubbard can wreak havoc on opposing lines and the secondary has plenty of talent when healthy.
Bengals Super Bowl History
The Cincinnati Bengals were established in 1968 and have played in three Super Bowls. Unfortunately, they lost in all three. They made the Super Bowl twice in the 1980s and then again in the 2021 season with Joe Burrow at QB. The Bengals are one of 12 NFL teams to have never won a Super Bowl. Below is an overview of the Bengals' history in the Super Bowl and FAQs regarding the Cincinnati Bengals and their postseason success.
Have the Bengals Ever Won the Super Bowl?
No, the Bengals have never won the Super Bowl. They have played in the Super Bowl three times but they lost all three times they made it. The most recent loss was in Super Bowl LVI (2021 season); the Bengals lost to the Los Angeles Rams 23-20. The Bengals also lost in Super Bowl XVI (1981 season) and Super Bowl XXIII (1988 season), both to the 49ers. All three contests were less than a one-score game, but unfortunately the Bengals were unable to pull out any of the wins.
How Many Super Bowls Have the Cincinnati Bengals Won?
The Bengals have won ZERO Super Bowls. They are one of 12 teams that have yet to win a Super Bowl. They have represented the AFC in the Super Bowl three times – 1981, 1988, and 2021 seasons - but have never been able to close the deal and take home the Lombardi. The Cincinnati Bengals are one of three teams to appear in at least three Super Bowls but have zero such wins (also Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings).
Cincinnati's decades-long Super Bowl drought was finally quenched in the 2021 season thanks to the instant success Joe Burrow brought to a once struggling organization. They didn't make it to the big game last year, losing to the eventual champs in the AFC Championship Game, but experts expect Cincinnati to make a strong push to return to the Super Bowl in the 2023 season.
Which Years Did the Bengals Go to the Super Bowl?
- 1981-82: Bengals lost Super Bowl XVI vs. San Francisco 49ers 26-21
- 1988-89: Bengals lost Super Bowl XXIII vs. San Francisco 49ers 20-16
- 2021-22: Bengals lost Super Bowl LVI vs. Los Angeles Rams 23-20
How Many Times Have the Bengals Been to the AFC Championship Game?
The Bengals have been to the AFC Championship four times: 1981, 1988, 2021 and 2022 seasons. They have a 3-1 record in AFC Championship Games, with their first loss coming last season against the Super Bowl-winning Chiefs. The Bengals' .750 win percentage in AFC Championship Games is the second best record among all teams, behind only the Denver Broncos (8-2 record, .800 win percentage).
The Bengals have appeared in the AFC Championship in each of the last two seasons. They beat the Chiefs 27-24 in overtime in the 2021 AFC Championship, and lost to the Chiefs 23-20 in the 2022 AFC Championship.
Bengals Preseason Super Bowl Odds Every Year Since 2000
The Bengals' +1100 Super Bowl odds in the offseason were the team's "best" odds in the past 30+ years. The team's 2022-23 (+2000), 2016-17 (+2000), 2007-08 (+2000) and 2006-07 (+1500) seasons are the organization's shortest preseason odds in any of its last 30-plus seasons, but they were still not as short as they were this offseason (+1100).
📆 2023-24 | Preseason Odds = +1100 |
📆 2022-23 | Preseason Odds = +1200 |
📆 2021-22 | Preseason Odds = +8000 |
📆 2020-21 | Preseason Odds = +10000 |
📆 2019-20 | Preseason Odds = +10000 |
📆 2018-19 | Preseason Odds = +10000 |
📆 2017-18 | Preseason Odds = +5000 |
📆 2016-17 | Preseason Odds = +1200 |
📆 2015-16 | Preseason Odds = +2500 |
📆 2014-15 | Preseason Odds = +2000 |
📆 2013-14 | Preseason Odds = +3300 |
📆 2012-13 | Preseason Odds = +4000 |
📆 2011-12 | Preseason Odds = +6600 |
📆 2010-11 | Preseason Odds = +2800 |
📆 2009-10 | Preseason Odds = +6700 |
📆 2008-09 | Preseason Odds = +6000 |
📆 2007-08 | Preseason Odds = +2000 |
📆 2006-07 | Preseason Odds = +1500 |
📆 2005-06 | Preseason Odds = +4000 |
📆 2004-05 | Preseason Odds = +3300 |
📆 2003-04 | Preseason Odds = +15000 |
📆 2002-03 | Preseason Odds = +7000 |
📆 2001-02 | Preseason Odds = +15000 |
📆 2000-01 | Preseason Odds = +15000 |
That said, expectations have never been this high for the Bengals entering a season.
Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl FAQs
The Bengals no longer have odds to win the Super Bowl as they have been eliminated from 2023-24 playoff contention. Bettors will have to wait until after Super Bowl 58 to place bets on the Bengals to win Super Bowl 59.
The Bengals no longer have odds to win the AFC Championship Game. Cincinnati was eliminated from 2023-24 playoff contention in Week 17. Bettors will have to wait until after Super Bowl 58 to place bets on the Bengals to win the AFC.
The Bengals no longer have odds to win the AFC North since the Baltimore Ravens won the division in 2023-24. Bettors can place bets on the Bengals to win their division again after Super Bowl 58.
You can't currently bet on the Bengals to win the Super Bowl, but you can bet on other teams at any legal sportsbook or sportsbook app, including DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars. You can also bet on teams to win the AFC and to make or miss the playoffs.
The Cincinnati Bengals have won zero Super Bowls in their team's history, one that spans more than five decades. They are just one of 12 teams in the NFL with zero Super Bowl wins.
The Bengals have appeared in three Super Bowls but have unfortunately lost all three. They were in Super Bowl XVI and XXIII in the 1980s, losing both the 49ers, who were a powerhouse in that decade. They also lost in Super Bowl LVI to the Matthew Stafford-led Los Angeles Rams 23-20.
Author
Nathan, a lifelong Cincinnatian, has covered the Bengals and Buckeyes at various outlets for the last half decade. He is most proud to have attended both wins of the Bengals' 2-14 season in 2019. Nathan is our go-to expert for all things Bengals and Buckeyes.