Best Cincinnati Bengals Player Specials To Bet on Right Now

The 2022-23 Cincinnati Bengals are looking to avenge their loss in the Super Bowl last year and go all the way this year. 

With the talent that they already had from last year and their improvements, especially in regard to the offensive line, the Bengals’ expectations are much higher than they have been in past years.

Let’s look at this year’s Cincinnati Bengals and what player specials you should be looking out for.

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Best Bengals Player Specials Betting Odds

Joe Burrow Under 12.5 Interceptions (-110)

I think this is a fitting player special to start off with because as I stated before the Bengals made some major moves in the offseason to protect Burrow more this season. They added Ted Karras, Alex Cappa and La’el Collins to make them to what most believe is a top ten offensive line in the league now.

To say that Joe Burrow will throw at least one less interception next year is a heavy understatement. Burrow will get another year of experience under his belt and more time to make the correct decision. This is a great player special to bet on with the team that the Bengals are bringing on the field this season.

Ja’Marr Chase Over 10.5 Receiving Touchdowns (-120)

If the first bet didn’t entice you, this one should definitely. Ja’ Marr Chase is coming off of one of the best rookie seasons in the history of the NFL. He accrued thirteen touchdowns in the regular season last year and will have a similar offense this year.

I believe that Chase will only get better with more experience. His speed is something that most corners can’t keep up with and the Bengals are expected to be pass heavy again. I would expect that Chase will hit close to that same mark of last season and even if he takes a blow on a couple of touchdowns, he will still win you this bet.

Joe Mixon Over 10.5 Rushing Touchdowns (-115)

Did everyone think that the Bengals will be worse this season? As stated before, the Bengals have an improved offensive line that will not only help out Joe Burrow but will also help Mixon and the running game. I think this will open up Mixon’s game on the goalline where they will trust him more to punch it in in close yardage situations.

Mixon had thirteen rushing touchdowns last year with a porous offensive line. I would bet that Mixon has much of a higher potential this year with even more room for error with the line set at 10.5.