Bengals prepare for pivotal matchup against Ravens on October 25
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Last updated Oct 23, 2026

The Cincinnati Bengals (3-2) are set to face the Baltimore Ravens (4-2) on October 25 at M&T Bank Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 1 p.m. after a Week 6 bye. This matchup will have significant implications for the AFC North standings. The Bengals aim to strengthen their run defense against Ravens' running back Derrick Henry and find success in their own rushing attack, ranked second-worst in the NFL. Additionally, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow needs to push for more deep throws to optimize the offense. The outcome of this game could impact Cincinnati's positioning in a competitive division.
- •Bengals take on Ravens on October 25 at M&T Bank Stadium.
- •Cincinnati's run defense faces strong challenge from Derrick Henry.
- •Bengals have second-worst rushing offense in the league.
- •Joe Burrow needs to increase deep ball attempts.
- •Bengals aim to improve divisional record to 1-1.
- 4:25 AMYahoo Sports — 3 keys to success for Bengals in pivotal AFC North matchup at Baltimore
"The Bengals (3-2) and Ravens (4-2) meet Oct. 25 at M&T Bank Stadium for a scheduled 1 p.m. kickoff.
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