Bengals vs. Titans: How to watch, game time, TV info, and online stream

The Cincinnati Bengals are set to face off against the Tennessee Titans in a crucial home game on November 1st at 1:00 pm ET. This matchup is a prime example of the Bengals' tendency to play to the strengths of their opponents, often letting weaker teams hang around or forcing struggling teams to fight back. Cincinnati's quarterback, Cam Ward, has thrown four touchdowns but also five interceptions in the first seven games of the season, while running back Tony Pollard has shown his ability to make big plays with two long touchdowns last week.

However, despite Cincinnati's recent high of scoring 35 unanswered points against the Baltimore Ravens, the Titans have proven to be a challenging opponent. They have only scored over 20 points twice this season, often allowing teams to score in the mid-20s. As the Bengals prepare for this potential trap game, head coach Zac Taylor will need to ensure his team takes it seriously.

The game will be broadcast on CBS, with Tom McCarthy providing play-by-play, Robert Turbin as an analyst, and Tiffany Blackmon as the sideline reporter. For those streaming, the game will be available on Paramount+ and NFL+, as well as NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL Game Pass International for those outside the market. On the radio, listeners in Cincinnati can tune in to the Bengals Radio Network on 700 WLW, 1530 WCKY, and 102.7 WEBN, where Dan Hoard will provide play-by-play commentary alongside analysts Dave Lapham and Tony Pike.

The Titans hold a slight edge in the series, leading 41-38-1, while the Bengals have triumphed in eight of the last 11 meetings, including the AFC Divisional Round game during the 2021 playoffs. The weather forecast predicts mid-60s temperatures with a likelihood of rain, and FanDuel Sportsbook has the Bengals as 11.5-point favorites with an over/under of 46.5 points.