Commanders vs Bengals Predictions, Best Bets, Props, and Odds for Monday Night Football

It’s been a rather precarious start to the season for both the Washington Commanders and Cincinnati Bengals, but with a chance to build some momentum with a big win on Monday Night Football, you can be sure we’ll get both teams’ best efforts. 

While my Commanders vs Bengals predictions may seem a bit one-sided, I can assure you the bigger picture is far clearer than the mess we’ve seen from the Bengals through two weeks. 

Find out more in my NFL picks for Monday Night Football on September 23. 

Commanders vs Bengals MNF predictions

  • Bengals -7.5 (-110 at bet365)
  • Under 46.5 (-110 at bet365)
  • Higgins anytime touchdown (+140 at bet365)
  • Burrow 2+ passing touchdowns (-145 at bet365)

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