Steelers vs. Bengals Predictions

We have Steelers vs. Bengals predictions for Week 7 of the NFL on Friday, October 17 at 11:15 AM.

The Steelers are the firm favourites to win four consecutive games against a Bengals team coming off four consecutive losses.

Steelers vs. Bengals Predictions

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Best Bet

Steelers –5.5 @ $1.90

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Without Joe Burrow at quarterback, we’re finding it hard to back the Bengals, so we’re picking the Steelers to come away with a big victory.

We’re surprised the line is only –5.5 for the visitors after winning three consecutive games against the Patriots, Vikings, and Browns. That’s solid enough form for this game, and the Bengals could be looking towards next year already.

Aaron Rodgers has given the Steelers new life, and he has posted 10 touchdowns and only three interceptions. His experience should be too much for the Bengals to handle, so take the –5.5 line whilst it’s available.

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Same Game Multi

Steelers –5.5, DK Metcalf Anytime Touchdown Scorer, Aaron Rodgers 200+ Passing Yards, Under 42.5 Points @ $11.50

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We’re loving the $2.55 odds for DK Metcalf to score a touchdown. The former Seahawk is one of the best receivers in the NFL, and he comes off four consecutive games with a TD. We’re not sure why he’s paying $2.55, so he’s our best value bet.

Rodgers should also have a good game at quarterback for the Steelers. He has thrown for 1,021 yards, and he should go for 200+ yards against the Bengals defence, which allowed totals of 48, 28, 37, and 27 points over the last four weeks.

Under 42.5 points is included as we can’t see the Bengals putting up too many points. The Steelers defence allowed only nine points against the Browns, so expect something similar.

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Best Value Bet

DK Metcalf Anytime Touchdown Scorer @ $2.55

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The odds for Metcalf to score a touchdown are too juicy to ignore. We’re loving the $2.55 available with bookmakers for the sizable wide receiver to score a TD.

He has 19 receptions, and four of those were touchdowns, so he’s going at a good clip, and he’s an elite receiver in the endzone.

His size should be too much for the Bengals defenders.

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