The Cincinnati Bengals (2-2) travel to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, to face the winless Miami Dolphins (0-4) on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026, at 1 p.m. ET. Cincinnati enters as a 7-point favorite, with the game total set at 42.5 points.
Both teams arrive off losses. The Bengals fell 22-17 to Jacksonville last Sunday, their second straight defeat after opening the season 2-0. The Dolphins dropped a 15-10 decision at Minnesota, extending their losing streak to four games; Miami has failed to score more than 13 points in any contest this season. womens floorball odds
Quarterback Joe Burrow has thrown for 1,171 yards and seven touchdowns through four games, powering a Cincinnati passing attack that ranks fifth in the league at 277.5 yards per game. He completed 39 of 54 passes against Jacksonville. Running back Chase Brown leads the Bengals' ground game with 207 yards and a touchdown on 58 carries, though Cincinnati's rushing attack ranks 30th in the NFL at 74.3 yards per game. On the other side, Miami's Malik Willis has struggled, completing passes for 712 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions behind a passing offense ranked 30th in the league at 163.5 yards per game. Running back Ollie Gordon II has provided a spark, rushing for 148 yards and two touchdowns on 29 carries, including a 100-yard, one-touchdown performance against Minnesota that featured a 53-yard run.
Miami has allowed 101 points this season, an average of 25.25 per game, while Cincinnati's defense has conceded 85 points, or 21.25 per game. The Dolphins' turnover margin sits at minus-2, tied for 21st in the league, while the Bengals are even at zero, tied for 17th. Cincinnati will look to its passing game and Brown's early-down production to build on last season's momentum, while Miami's hopes of snapping its losing streak may hinge on Gordon's ability to generate more explosive runs and on Willis avoiding costly turnovers.
