Cincinnati Bengals vs Las Vegas Raiders: Head-to-Head Record & History

Final2024 Week 9

Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, OHSun, Nov 3, 2024, 1:00 PM ET

Cincinnati Bengals vs Las Vegas Raiders

Las Vegas Raiders

Away

Cincinnati Bengals

HomeWon

Scoring by quarter
Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
Raiders	7	3	0	14	24
Bengals	7	10	14	10	41

LV 24CIN 41 Final

Passing leader
Joe Burrow
CIN · QB
30.1PPR pts
27/39, 251 YDS, 5 TD, 1 INT
Top fantasy scorer
Mike Gesicki
CIN · TE
27.0PPR pts
5 REC, 100 YDS, 2 TD
Raiders leader
Jakobi Meyers
LV · WR
18.5PPR pts
8 REC, 105 YDS
Defensive playmaker
Jack Jones
LV
1 INT, 1 TD, 4 TKL

Bengals 41, Raiders 24: Cincinnati pulls away from Las Vegas

Cincinnati led 17–10 at halftime and outscored Las Vegas 24–14 after the break to win 41–24. The Bengals finished with a 373–217 edge in total offense and averaged 5.3 yards per play.

The gap showed up everywhere. The Raiders went 5-for-13 on third down and committed two turnovers, while the Bengals kept the ball for 35:14.

Key advantages

+1.6 yards/play CIN 5.3 · LV 3.7
+1 turnover margin CIN 1 · LV 2 turnovers
+156 total yards CIN 373 · LV 217

Game Highlights

Watch on YouTube: Las Vegas Raiders vs. Cincinnati Bengals | 2024 Week 9 Game Highlights

Official NFL highlights · Opens from YouTube

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Why the Bengals Won

Cincinnati won the efficiency, turnover, third-down, and time of possession battles.

Team stats comparison, Raiders vs Bengals
Raiders	Stat	Bengals
3.7	Yards per play	5.3

2	Turnovers	1

217	Total yards	373

Other team stats
59	Plays	71

38%	Third-down conversion	53%

24:46	Time of possession	35:14

Scoring Summary

The Bengals scored five touchdowns and two field goals; the Raiders scored three touchdowns and one field goal.

Scoring plays, Raiders vs Bengals
Time	Team	Play	LV	CIN
1st quarter
9:36	LV	Zamir White 1-yard TD run Takes leadDaniel Carlson XP	7	0
1:39	CIN	Joe Burrow → Chase Brown, 1-yard TD Ties gameEvan McPherson XP	7	7
2nd quarter
7:00	CIN	Evan McPherson 44-yard FG Takes lead	7	10
2:58	LV	Daniel Carlson 46-yard FG Ties game	10	10
0:32	CIN	Joe Burrow → Andrei Iosivas, 10-yard TD Takes leadEvan McPherson XP	10	17
3rd quarter
11:27	CIN	Joe Burrow → Drew Sample, 2-yard TD Extends leadEvan McPherson XP	10	24
7:34	CIN	Joe Burrow → Mike Gesicki, 11-yard TD Extends leadEvan McPherson XP	10	31
4th quarter
13:17	LV	Jack Jones 29-yard interception return TDDaniel Carlson XP	17	31
5:37	CIN	Joe Burrow → Mike Gesicki, 47-yard TD Extends leadEvan McPherson XP	17	38
1:53	CIN	Evan McPherson 27-yard FG Extends lead	17	41
0:41	LV	Desmond Ridder → Brock Bowers, 22-yard TDDaniel Carlson XP	24	41

Fantasy Points: Raiders vs Bengals, Week 9 2024

Fantasy leaders

Joe BurrowCINQB30.1 PTSQB1
Mike GesickiCINTE27.0 PTSTE1
Chase BrownCINRB26.7 PTSRB4
Jakobi MeyersLVWR18.5 PTSWR16

Player Stats

Quarterbacks

Quarterback statistics
Player	FPTS	FIN	CMP/ATT	Pass YDS	TD	INT	Rush ATT	Rush YDS	Rate	Start/Sit
Joe BurrowCINQB	30.1	QB1	27/39	251	5	1	3	11	115.5	Start/Sit →
Gardner MinshewLVQB	3.0	QB32	10/17	124	0	0	1	0	81.5
Desmond RidderLVQB	5.2	QB29	11/16	74	1	0	1	2	99.5
Jake BrowningCINQB	-0.1	—	—	—	—	—	1	-1	—

WRs, RBs, & TEs

Receiver, running back and tight end statistics
Player	FPTS	FIN	POS	Rush ATT	Rush YDS	Rush TD	TGT	REC	Rec YDS	Rec TD	Start/Sit
Mike GesickiCINTE	27.0	TE1	TE	—	—	—	6	5	100	2	Start/Sit →
Chase BrownCINRB	26.7	RB4	RB	27	120	0	5	5	37	1	Start/Sit →
Jakobi MeyersLVWR	18.5	WR16	WR	—	—	—	11	8	105	0	Start/Sit →
Brock BowersLVTE	15.5	TE6	TE	—	—	—	8	5	45	1	Start/Sit →
Drew SampleCINTE	11.4	TE13	TE	—	—	—	4	4	14	1	Start/Sit →
Ja'Marr ChaseCINWR	11.3	WR34	WR	—	—	—	11	7	43	0	Start/Sit →
Andrei IosivasCINWR	8.0	WR45	WR	—	—	—	4	1	10	1
Zamir WhiteLVRB	7.0	RB39	RB	6	10	1	—	—	—	—
Ameer AbdullahLVRB	5.6	RB41	RB	4	12	0	3	3	14	0	Start/Sit →
Erick AllCINTE	4.4	TE32	TE	—	—	—	2	2	24	0
Harrison BryantLVTE	4.2	TE33	TE	—	—	—	2	2	22	0
Alexander MattisonLVRB	3.6	RB49	RB	9	36	0	—	—	—	—
Tanner HudsonCINTE	3.4	TE34	TE	—	—	—	3	2	14	0
Tre TuckerLVWR	2.5	WR85	WR	—	—	—	6	2	5	0	Start/Sit →
Kendric PryorCINWR	1.9	WR93	WR	—	—	—	1	1	9	0
Ramel KeytonLVWR	1.7	WR97	WR	—	—	—	2	1	7	0
Trenton IrwinCINWR	0.0	—	WR	—	—	—	1	0	0	0

Fantasy Usage

Las Vegas Raiders

Snap Share

Jakobi MeyersWR59 snaps97%
Tre TuckerWR56 snaps92%
Brock BowersTE55 snaps90%
Ameer AbdullahRB30 snaps49%
Ramel KeytonWR27 snaps44%

Target Share32 targets

Jakobi Meyers34%, 11 targets
Brock Bowers25%, 8 targets
Tre Tucker19%, 6 targets
Ameer Abdullah9%, 3 targets
Harrison Bryant6%, 2 targets
Other6%, 2 targets

Carry Share21 carries

Alexander Mattison43%, 9 carries
Zamir White29%, 6 carries
Ameer Abdullah19%, 4 carries
Gardner Minshew5%, 1 carries
Desmond Ridder5%, 1 carries

Cincinnati Bengals

Snap Share

Andrei IosivasWR67 snaps91%
Ja'Marr ChaseWR65 snaps88%
Chase BrownRB59 snaps80%
Drew SampleTE56 snaps76%
Mike GesickiTE27 snaps36%

Target Share37 targets

Ja'Marr Chase30%, 11 targets
Mike Gesicki16%, 6 targets
Chase Brown14%, 5 targets
Drew Sample11%, 4 targets
Andrei Iosivas11%, 4 targets
Other19%, 7 targets

Carry Share31 carries

Chase Brown87%, 27 carries
Joe Burrow10%, 3 carries
Jake Browning3%, 1 carries

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Offensive snaps and share for the skill positions
Player	SNAPS	SNAP %	TGT	TGT %	CAR
Jakobi MeyersLVWR	59	97%	11	34%	0
Tre TuckerLVWR	56	92%	6	19%	0
Andrei IosivasCINWR	67	91%	4	11%	0
Brock BowersLVTE	55	90%	8	25%	0
Ja'Marr ChaseCINWR	65	88%	11	30%	0
Chase BrownCINRB	59	80%	5	14%	27
Drew SampleCINTE	56	76%	4	11%	0
Ameer AbdullahLVRB	30	49%	3	9%	4
Ramel KeytonLVWR	27	44%	2	6%	0
Alexander MattisonLVRB	24	39%	0	0%	9
Mike GesickiCINTE	27	36%	6	16%	0
DJ TurnerLVWR	21	34%	0	0%	0
Trenton IrwinCINWR	22	30%	1	3%	0
Harrison BryantLVTE	17	28%	2	6%	0
Tanner HudsonCINTE	20	27%	3	8%	0
Kendric PryorCINWR	18	24%	1	3%	0
Erick AllCINTE	15	20%	2	5%	0
Zamir WhiteLVRB	7	11%	0	0%	6
Trayveon WilliamsCINRB	7	9%	0	0%	0
Kendall MiltonCINRB	5	7%	0	0%	0
Justin ShorterLVWR	4	7%	0	0%	0

Fantasy Points vs Expected

PPRHalf PPRStandard

Expected points (xFP) are what a player's pass attempts, carries and targets are worth at the league's average rates; the difference is what the player made of them.

Biggest overperformer+16.7Mike Gesicki27.0 PTS vs 10.3 xFP
Biggest underperformer−7.8Tre Tucker2.5 PTS vs 10.3 xFP
Highest expected volume26.2 xFPChase Brown26.7 PTS scored

Usage and expected fantasy points
Player	PTS	xFP	vs xFP	Snap%	Usage	Rte%	Pass att	Car	Car%	Tgt	Tgt%
Chase BrownCIN · RB	26.7	26.2	+0.5	80%	87% car	—	0	27	87%	5	14%
Joe BurrowCIN · QB	30.1	19.3	+10.8	99%	39 att	—	39	3	10%	0	0%
Ja'Marr ChaseCIN · WR	11.3	18.9	−7.6	88%	30% tgt	—	0	0	0%	11	30%
Jakobi MeyersLV · WR	18.5	18.9	−0.4	97%	34% tgt	—	0	0	0%	11	34%
Brock BowersLV · TE	15.5	13.7	+1.8	90%	25% tgt	—	0	0	0%	8	25%
Mike GesickiCIN · TE	27.0	10.3	+16.7	36%	16% tgt	—	0	0	0%	6	16%
Tre TuckerLV · WR	2.5	10.3	−7.8	92%	19% tgt	—	0	0	0%	6	19%
Gardner Minshew IILV · QB	3.0	8.2	−5.2	57%	17 att	—	17	1	5%	0	0%
Desmond RidderLV · QB	5.2	7.8	−2.6	43%	16 att	—	16	1	5%	0	0%
Ameer AbdullahLV · RB	5.6	7.7	−2.1	49%	19% car	—	0	4	19%	3	9%
Andrei IosivasCIN · WR	8.0	6.9	+1.1	91%	11% tgt	—	0	0	0%	4	11%
Drew SampleCIN · TE	11.4	6.9	+4.5	76%	11% tgt	—	0	0	0%	4	11%
Alexander MattisonLV · RB	3.6	5.9	−2.3	39%	43% car	—	0	9	43%	0	0%
Tanner HudsonCIN · TE	3.4	5.1	−1.7	27%	8% tgt	—	0	0	0%	3	8%
Zamir WhiteLV · RB	7.0	3.9	+3.1	11%	29% car	—	0	6	29%	0	0%
Erick All Jr.CIN · TE	4.4	3.4	+1.0	20%	5% tgt	—	0	0	0%	2	5%
Harrison BryantLV · TE	4.2	3.4	+0.8	28%	6% tgt	—	0	0	0%	2	6%
Ramel KeytonLV · WR	1.7	3.4	−1.7	44%	6% tgt	—	0	0	0%	2	6%
Kendric PryorCIN · WR	1.9	1.7	+0.2	24%	3% tgt	—	0	0	0%	1	3%
Trenton IrwinCIN · WR	0.0	1.7	−1.7	30%	3% tgt	—	0	0	0%	1	3%
Jake BrowningCIN · QB	-0.1	0.7	−0.8	1%	0 att	—	0	1	3%	0	0%

Team totals: Raiders 32 targets and 21 carries; Bengals 37 targets and 31 carries. Shares are from the box score. Snap counts are from the weekly player logs (Sleeper), and include plays wiped out by penalties. Route counts, air yards and red-zone touches appear when the tracking feed is connected. League-average rates from the 2024 season: 1.71 PPR points per target (68% catch rate), 0.65 per carry and 0.44 per pass attempt. They don't adjust for field position or target depth.

Fantasy Verdicts

Gardner Minshew II Unlucky

LV · QB · 3.0 pts on 8.2 expected

10 of 17 passing for 124 yards; 1 carry for 0 yards.

Verdict: The role was there, worth 8.2 points at league-average rates; the production wasn't.

No interceptions after 5 in the previous four games.

Joe Burrow Ran hot

CIN · QB · 30.1 pts on 19.3 expected

27 of 39 passing for 251 yards, 5 touchdowns, 1 interception; 3 carries for 11 yards.

Verdict: The opportunities were worth 19.3 points; the touchdowns supplied the rest, and they are the part least likely to repeat.

Best score since Week 5.

Start/Sit: Joe Burrow →

Jakobi Meyers Volume, no payoff

LV · WR · 18.5 pts on 18.9 expected

11 targets (34% of the team's), 8 catches for 105 yards.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 18.9 expected.

Season high in targets (11). Best score since Week 3.

Start/Sit: Jakobi Meyers →

Brock Bowers

LV · TE · 15.5 pts on 13.7 expected

8 targets (25% of the team's), 5 catches for 45 yards and 1 touchdown.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 13.7 expected.

Start/Sit: Brock Bowers →

Chase Brown Strong role

CIN · RB · 26.7 pts on 26.2 expected

5 targets (14% of the team's), 5 catches for 37 yards and 1 touchdown; 27 carries (87% of the team's) for 120 yards.

Verdict: The points matched the role, 26.2 expected.

Season high in carries (27). Best fantasy game of the season.

Start/Sit: Chase Brown →

Ja'Marr Chase Unlucky

CIN · WR · 11.3 pts on 18.9 expected

11 targets (30% of the team's), 7 catches for 43 yards.

Verdict: The role was there, worth 18.9 points at league-average rates; the production wasn't.

Fewest points since Week 2. A touchdown in 5 of the last 8 games.

Start/Sit: Ja'Marr Chase →

Mike Gesicki Ran hot

CIN · TE · 27.0 pts on 10.3 expected

6 targets (16% of the team's), 5 catches for 100 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Verdict: The opportunities were worth 10.3 points; the touchdowns supplied the rest, and they are the part least likely to repeat.

Best fantasy game of the season.

Start/Sit: Mike Gesicki →

Tre Tucker Unlucky

LV · WR · 2.5 pts on 10.3 expected

6 targets (19% of the team's), 2 catches for 5 yards.

Verdict: The role was there, worth 10.3 points at league-average rates; the production wasn't.

Start/Sit: Tre Tucker →

Stock Up, Stock Down

Las Vegas Raiders

Stock up: Ameer Abdullah led the backfield with 49% of the snaps after trailing Alexander Mattison before this game.
Stock down: Alexander Mattison lost the backfield lead: 39% of the snaps to Ameer Abdullah's 49%.
Stock down: Zamir White played 11% of the snaps, down from a 33% season average.

Cincinnati Bengals

Stock up: Chase Brown played 80% of the snaps, up from a 40% season average.
Stock up: Drew Sample played 76% of the snaps, up from a 47% season average.
Stock up: Tanner Hudson played 27% of the snaps, up from a 12% season average.

Fantasy Matchups

Fantasy points allowed per game by position, 2024 through Week 18.

Fantasy points allowed per game by position, Raiders defense and Bengals defense
Points allowed to	Raiders D	Bengals D
QBs	18.2	19.6
RBs	22.0	22.2
WRs	31.7	30.8
TEs	15.4	16.6

Regular season, summed from each game's box score and scored with this page's rules.

How the Game Swung

Cincinnati opened at 50% win probability and passed 98% in the third quarter on the way to the win.

Bengals win probability

Key Swings

−21White 1-yd TD run50% → 29%Q1 9:36
+22Burrow → Brown, 1-yd TD28% → 50%Q1 1:39
−12Carlson 46-yd FG62% → 50%Q2 2:58
+27Burrow → Iosivas, 10-yd TD50% → 77%Q2 0:32
+16Burrow → Sample, 2-yd TD78% → 94%Q3 11:27

Swing in Bengals win probability, in points

Play Calling and Possessions

Play calling, Raiders vs Bengals
Las Vegas Raiders	Measure	Cincinnati Bengals
59	Plays	71
64%	Pass rate	56%
4.1	Yds / dropback	6.1
2.9	Yds / carry	4.2
5/13	Third downs	8/15

Efficiency edge Cincinnati ran 12 more plays and gained 2.0 more yards per dropback.

Top targets
LV Meyers 34% · Bowers 25% · Tucker 19%
CIN Chase 30% · Gesicki 16% · Brown 14%

Possession Results

How each possession ended, Raiders vs Bengals
Result	LV	CIN
Touchdowns	2	5
Field goals	1	2
Punts	5	3
Turnovers	2	1
Turnovers on downs	1	0

CIN turnover edge: +1

The Raiders opened the scoring on their first possession, a 11-play, 70-yard drive that ended in a touchdown.
The Bengals scored touchdowns on two of their first three drives.

All 24 possessions, drive by drive

Drive chart
Team	Start	Plays	Yards	Time	Result
LV	Q1 15:00	11	70	5:24	Touchdown
CIN	Q1 9:36	13	70	7:57	Touchdown
LV	Q1 1:39	6	18	3:10	Punt
CIN	Q2 13:29	14	64	6:29	Field goal
LV	Q2 7:00	7	42	4:02	Field goal
CIN	Q2 2:58	5	70	2:26	Touchdown
LV	Q2 0:32	4	18	0:27	Punt
CIN	Q2 0:05	1	-1	0:05	End of half
CIN	Q3 15:00	7	70	3:33	Touchdown
LV	Q3 11:27	4	15	1:45	Fumble
CIN	Q3 9:42	5	21	2:08	Touchdown
LV	Q3 7:34	3	2	0:58	Punt
CIN	Q3 6:36	3	5	1:34	Punt
LV	Q3 5:02	3	-4	0:47	Punt
CIN	Q3 4:15	6	6	3:12	Punt
LV	Q3 1:03	3	-5	1:57	Punt
CIN	Q4 14:06	2	15	0:49	Interception
CIN	Q4 13:17	3	7	1:45	Punt
LV	Q4 11:32	12	31	4:56	Downs
CIN	Q4 6:36	6	64	0:59	Touchdown
LV	Q4 5:37	1	-17	0:08	Fumble
CIN	Q4 5:29	7	4	3:36	Field goal
LV	Q4 1:53	6	70	1:12	Touchdown
CIN	Q4 0:41	1	-1	0:41	End of game

About these numbers

The Raiders' interception touchdown is counted as a Bengals interception, not as a Raiders possession. Possessions that ended with the clock running out at the half or the end of the game aren't counted.

Personnel groupings, average depth of target and pass rate over expected appear when the tracking feed is connected.

Raiders vs Bengals Head-to-Head

The Raiders and Bengals first met in 1968 and have played 35 times since.

All-time series: 21–14Raiders lead, 35 meetings since 1968
Postseason: 2–1Raiders won in 1975 and 1990; Bengals won in 2021
Largest Raiders win: 34–01968
Largest Bengals win: 34–102012

Since 2021

3–0 Bengals lead

3 meetings since the 2021 season, regular season and playoffs.

Oldest to newest. B = Bengals win, R = Raiders win, outlined = this game.

Recent Meetings

2024 Wk 9 Raiders at Bengals, 2024 Wk 9 recap Sun, Nov 3, 2024 CIN 41 LV 24 CIN W
2021 Wild Card Raiders at Bengals, 2021 Wild Card recap Sat, Jan 15, 2022 CIN 26 LV 19 CIN W
2021 Wk 11 Bengals at Raiders, 2021 Wk 11 recap Sun, Nov 21, 2021 CIN 32 LV 13 CIN W

Season to Date (Through Week 18)

The 2024 regular season, from each game's box score.

Season to date, Raiders vs Bengals
Raiders	Stat	Bengals
4-13	Record	9-8

18.2	Points per game	27.8

303.2	Yards per game	365.5

4.8	Yards per play	5.8

25.5	Points allowed per game	25.5

333.1	Yards allowed per game	348.3

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Game info

Round: Week 9
Date: Nov 3, 2024
Kickoff (ET): 1:00 PM
Venue: Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, OH
Winner: Cincinnati Bengals
Margin: 17 points
TV: FOX
Attendance: 65,962

Before and after

Las Vegas Raiders

Previous: Week 8: L 20–27 vs Chiefs
Next: Week 11: L 19–34 at Dolphins

Cincinnati Bengals

Previous: Week 8: L 17–37 vs Eagles
Next: Week 10: L 34–35 at Ravens

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Raiders vs Bengals Game FAQ

Who won the 2024 Raiders vs Bengals Week 9 game?

The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Las Vegas Raiders 41–24 in Week 9 of the 2024 season. The game was played at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, OH, on November 3, 2024. See the Bengals' 2024 schedule.

What was the final score of Raiders vs Bengals?

The final score was Bengals 41, Raiders 24. The Bengals led 17–10 at halftime, and the second half went Raiders 14, Bengals 24.

What happened in the Raiders vs Bengals game?

Cincinnati led 17–10 at halftime and outscored Las Vegas 24–14 after the break to win 41–24. The Bengals finished with a 373–217 edge in total offense and averaged 5.3 yards per play. Joe Burrow led all players with 27 of 39 passing for 251 yards and 5 touchdowns, plus 3 carries for 11 rushing yards. The Raiders committed 2 turnovers, the Bengals 1.

Who scored the most fantasy points in Raiders vs Bengals?

Joe Burrow led the game with 30.1 PPR fantasy points, the QB1 of Week 9, on 27 of 39 passing for 251 yards and 5 touchdowns, plus 3 carries for 11 rushing yards. Mike Gesicki was next with 27.0 (TE1). See Joe Burrow's 2024 game log.

Who led Raiders vs Bengals in passing, rushing and receiving?

Joe Burrow (CIN) led all passers with 27 of 39 for 251 yards, 5 touchdowns and an interception. Chase Brown (CIN) led in rushing with 27 carries for 120 yards. Jakobi Meyers (LV) led in receiving with 8 catches for 105 yards.

How many fantasy points did Joe Burrow score against the Raiders?

Joe Burrow scored 30.1 fantasy points against the Raiders in Week 9 of the 2024 season, the same in PPR, half-PPR and standard scoring because he had no catches, on 27 of 39 passing for 251 yards and 5 touchdowns, plus 3 carries for 11 rushing yards.

Who outperformed and underperformed expected fantasy points in Raiders vs Bengals?

Mike Gesicki outperformed his expected fantasy points the most, scoring 27.0 PPR points on 10.3 xFP (+16.7). Tre Tucker fell furthest short, with 2.5 points on 10.3 xFP (−7.8). A gap either way reflects efficiency and touchdowns in one game; it is not a forecast. For matchups ahead, see fantasy points allowed by position.

Who had the highest expected fantasy points in Raiders vs Bengals?

Chase Brown had the most fantasy opportunity in the game, worth 26.2 expected PPR points (xFP) at league-average rates, and scored 26.7. Expected points measure the volume of a player's pass attempts, carries and targets, not how well he used them.

How did the Bengals beat the Raiders?

The Bengals beat the Raiders 41–24 because they averaged 5.3 yards per play to 3.7, won the turnover battle 2–1, and outgained them 373–217.

Which team won the turnover battle in Raiders vs Bengals?

The Bengals won the turnover battle 2–1: the Raiders gave the ball away 2 times and the Bengals 1 time. The Bengals won the game.

What was the turning point of Raiders vs Bengals?

Joe Burrow's 10-yard touchdown pass to Andrei Iosivas with 0:32 left in the second quarter was the biggest swing of the game, moving the Bengals' win probability from 50% to 77%.

What is the all-time Raiders vs Bengals record?

The Raiders lead the all-time series 21–14 across 35 meetings since 1968, including a 2–1 record in the postseason.

When did the Raiders and Bengals last play before this game?

Before Week 9 of 2024, they last met in the 2021 playoffs on January 15, 2022, when the Bengals beat the Raiders 26–19.

Have the Raiders and Bengals met in the playoffs?

Yes, 3 times, most recently in the 2021 playoffs. The Raiders are 2–1 against the Bengals in the postseason.

What is the Raiders vs Bengals record since 2021?

The Bengals lead 3–0 across 3 meetings since the 2021 season, including this game.