The 6-4 Bengals visiting the 7-3 Titans looks like a pretty evenly matched game, and the offshore sportsbooks agree with Tennessee being just a slight underdog at home. Cincinnati has won four of their last five while the Titans have won 7 of 8 after an 0-2 start to the season. This is a revenge game for Tennessee, who lost 19-16 at home to the Bengals in last year’s divisional playoff round. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Despite losing last year’s playoff matchup, Tennessee was able to make things miserable for Cincinnati QB Joe Burrow<\/strong> – sacking him a playoff record 9 times<\/a>. Jeffery Simmons<\/strong> had 3 of those sacks in last year’s meeting, but he’s questionable Sunday with an ankle injury. Fellow DL Denico Autry<\/strong>, who leads Tennessee with 7 sacks, is out with a knee injury so the Bengals do get a break there. <\/p>\n\n\n\n The Titans are not the only team facing some injury concerns ahead of Sunday’s matchup, as the Bengals will be without leading rusher Joe Mixon<\/strong> (concussion) while it also doesn’t look like Ja’Marr Chase<\/strong> returns from his hip injury. <\/p>\n\n\n\n