Bengals at Redskins live stream: How to watch online
By Joshua Mayer
The Cincinnati Bengals and Washington Redskins travel to London for a week eight matchup at Wembley Stadium. Here’s how to watch this football game online.
The third and final NFL game in London this year will begin at 9:30 AM ET. The Bengals are technically the home team, but do not expect them to have any sort of advantage in England.
At 3-4, the season has been a disappointment thus far for Cincinnati. Andy Dalton has been pretty good, and AJ Green has continued his excellence, but finding other bright spots is not easy. The team has beaten opponents they are clearly better than in the Jets, Dolphins, and Browns. But fellow playoff contenders like the Patriots, Cowboys, Broncos, and Steelers have beaten the Bengals down without many problems. Dalton and Green should be able to take advantage of the Redskins secondary with Josh Norman possibly sitting out with a concussion.
Washington is 4-3 after a poor 0-2 start. Kirk Cousins has stepped up his game, and should get top target Jordan Reed back this week. Vernon Davis filled in admirably for the star tight end, but Cousins will surely be happy to see Reed back on the field. Still playing for a big contract, Cousins has no reason to let up now, especially after losing a tight game to the Lions. Expect a lot of throws for the Redskins with Cousins having his full array of weapons and running back Matt Jones struggling with fumble issues. This game projects to be a shootout with a lot of passing yards and touchdowns. Who has the edge between Dalton and Cousins?
Date: Sunday, October 30
Time: 9:30 AM ET
Location: London, England
Venue: Wembley Stadium
TV Info: FOX
Live Stream: Fox Sports Go, NFL Game Pass
According to Bovada, the Bengals are a three-point favorite with the over/under set at 47.5. If you’re a betting man, the Redskins could be a good pick as a team on the rise in a road game where they really are not at a disadvantage.
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In a pivotal game for both teams, will the Bengals climb back to .500 to get back in the playoff race? Or will the Redskins prevail and make a statement that they are serious about making a second consecutive postseason appearance?