Bengals vs Bills NFL Divisional Round: Times, how to watch on TV and stream online
All the info you need to know ahead of the Bengals vs Bills clash at Highmark Stadium on January 22nd, which kicks off at 3 p.m. ET.
The Buffalo Bills will host the Cincinnati Bengals this weekend in one of the most anticipated clashes of the NFL’s Divisional Playoff weekend.
You can follow the clash between Bengals vs Bills here: NFL Divisional Round
You can watch the Bengals vs Bills NFL game live stream on FuboTV (free trial available)
When does the Bengals vs Bills game start?
The game between Cincinnati Bengals vs Buffalo Bills starts on Sunday, January 22nd, 2023.
- 3.00 p.m. ET
- 12.00 p.m. PT
How to watch Bengals vs Bills
The following television channels and online services will be broadcasting Bengals vs Bills:
- US: NFL+, Paramount+.
You can watch the Bengals vs Bills NFL game live stream on FuboTV (free trial available)
Bengals vs Bills preview
Bengals
The Bengals, who will be playing the divisional round of the AFC playoffs for the second straight year, got to this stage of the competition after a 24-17 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night.
Bengals’ quarterback Joe Burrow will likely be playing behind a patchwork offensive line once again, although Cincinnati finished 7th in the NFL in points per game this season.
Zac Taylor’s team is also 7th in the NFL in passing offense and ranked 5th in converting red zone opportunities into touchdowns.
Williams and Cappa will likely be unavailable again, while CB Tre Flowers, with a hamstring issue, could miss Sunday’s game.
Bills
Meanwhile, Buffalo defeated Miami 34-31 on Sunday afternoon, with Josh Allen recording 23-of-39 for 352 yards and three touchdowns.
The Bills are third in the NFL in points allowed per game, and the second-best team in points per game.
If Buffalo advance to the next round, they could face the Kansas City Chiefs, who in 2021 defeated them in the AFC title game and in 2022 did so again in the Divisional round. If both sides emerge victorious, they will meet in Atlanta for the right to go to the Super Bowl.
While the Bengals have some injury issues, the Bills will go into the game with all of their key players ready, as Jordan Poyer, who missed practice time this week due to a knee problem, is expected to play in Buffalo on Sunday.
Bengals vs Bills: last five meetings
- September 2019: Bengals 17-21 Bills
- October 2017: Bills 16-20 Bengals
- November 2016: Bills 16-12 Bengals
- October 2015: Bengals 34-21 Bills
- October 2013: Bengals 27-24 Bills
