A duel of two opposing sides in the NFL season, as the surprising Jacksonville Jaguars will host the disappointing Cincinnati Bengals.
The Jaguars are coming off a close 24-21 win over the Houston Texans, thus leading the American Conference South Division.
Cincinnati lost at home 10-16 in a key North Division matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers and is, therefore, last in the division.
When:
Monday, December 4 at 8:15 pm ET in EverBank Field
Moneyline odds:
Bengals +320
Jaguars -380
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Why Bet on the Jaguars?
The Jacksonville Jaguars were not on many people’s lists to qualify for the Playoffs, and for now, they are getting a direct place, being the leader of the South Division with a record of 8-3.
In their last game, they beat the Houston Texans 24-21, with a great performance by Trevor Lawrence, who gave his team 364 yards. He also completed 23 of 38 passes, assisted for one touchdown, converted once, and had one interception.
The 24-year-old quarterback takes a lot of risks with his throws, delivering 12 touchdown passes and having seven interceptions.
Calvin Ridley also scored against the Texans, while, defensively, no one was able to steal the ball from CJ Stroud, which did not prevent the Jaguars from winning.
However, there is one point against this team, and that is that they have not been a good home club. In front of their fans, they are 3-3, while on the road, they are 5-0, the most dangerous team away from home in the NFL.
Jacksonville has one injured player, Cam Robinson, who has a knee problem. On the other hand, Tyron Campbell is questionable.
Why Bet on the Bengals?
The Cincinnati Bengals have been the big disappointment of the NFL season. They were expected to be the Baltimore Ravens’ rival for a Playoff berth, but a dismal three-game losing streak dropped them to last place in the North Division.
Last week, they missed a key opportunity to move closer to the top of the group, losing to divisional rivals Pittsburgh Steelers 16-10.
Quarterback Jake Browning finished his role with 19 of 26 passing, 227 yards, one touchdown assist, and one interception. His numbers were not bad, but his teammates did little to help him.
Joe Mixon only managed eight carries, while Ja’Marr Chase recorded four receptions with 81 yards, which did not end up being instrumental in getting him to the promised land.
And that has been Cincinnati’s big problem, the lines are sloppy. It seems that the thread of play was lost in the set, and the loss of Joe Burrow for the whole season ended up stoning the team’s aspirations.
In addition to Burrow’s injury, Tee Higgins, D’Ante Smith, and Cam Taylor-Britt are questionable.
Final Betting Analysis: Bengals at Jaguars
The Jacksonville Jaguars are having an unexpected season and are looking to extend their winning streak. Playing at home, the Jaguars will overcome a Bengals that are down.
The numbers at MyBookie.ag have Jaguars as the favorites. The Moneyline for them shows -380, while the Bengals have +320.
The last game between Jacksonville and Cincinnati was in 2021, and the Bengals won 24-21.
Go for a win in the Jaguars’ Moneyline. If you bet $100 at -380, you will gain $26 for a total payout of $126.
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