Cincinnati Bengals vs Denver Broncos Public-Betting Splits & Injury Reports

• Two AFC playoff hopefuls meet in Denver on MNF
• The public is backing the Broncos to take care of business against the shorthanded Bengals
• See the Bengals vs Broncos public-betting splits and final injury reports, below

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The Cincinnati Bengals (2-1) and Denver Broncos (1-2) finish off the Week 4 NFL slate on Monday Night Football at 8:15 pm ET on Sep. 29th. Both teams are reeling after Week 3 losses. The Bengals were clobbered in Minnesota while the Broncos blew a fourth-quarter lead to the Chargers.

The Broncos a big home favorites in the MNF odds, and the public expects them to cover -7.5.

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Bengals vs Broncos Public-Betting Splits

As of Monday morning, the ATS handle slants toward Denver in the NFL public betting splits. The Broncos are getting 76% of the ATS handle as 7.5-point home favorites with 67% of the bets coming in on the home team. The Bengals are getting 24% of the handle with 33% of the bets.

The moneyline is overwhelmingly skewed toward the Broncos. Denver accounts for 93% of the moneyline handle and a hefty 94% of all bets placed. Cincinnati, on the other hand, only accounts for 7% of the moneyline handle on 6% of moneyline bets.

The public is split on the total. The over has the marginal advantage in terms of the O/U handle with 53% of total money. However, only 36% of bets have come in on the over. The under has 47% of the total handle, but it accounts for 64% of total bets. Over bettors are much more zealous in the size of their bets while under bettors have been more cautious.

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CIN Bengals vs DEN Broncos Injury Reports

The Bengals have a whopping three former Broncos on the injury report. Noah Fant has been ruled out with a concussion, but both Samaje Perine and Dalton Risner have a chance to play. Fant spent his first three seasons in Denver before being shipped out in the ill-fated Russell Wilson trade. Perine played the 2023 season in Denver while Risner spent four seasons with the Broncos.

Perine only has six touches in three games, but he is useful as a pass protector and option out of the backfield. He has at least 25 catches in each of the last four seasons.

Samaje Perine with the underrated play of the game. Helped to keep the drive alive on a third down conversion. We ended up scoring our second and final touchdown of the game shortly after. pic.twitter.com/iy19sY9dLt

— Bengals & Brews (@BengalsBrews) September 11, 2025

Risner has played 78% of Cincinnati’s snaps this season at right guard. So far, he has a PFF grade of 46.4 with a 44.1 run-blocking grade and 57.8 pass-blocking grade. A better pass protector than run blocker, Risner has allowed one sack on 95 pass-blocking snaps this season.

Two young Bengals defenders are dealing with an injury. First-round pick Shemar Stewart has been ruled out with an ankle injury. Stewart also missed last week’s game against the Vikings. Cam Taylor-Britt (hamstring) also missed last week, but he has a chance to play on Monday night. He has two pass deflections on the season after having 16 last season.

Last time the Broncos played the Bengals, Marvin Mims Jr was UNSTOPPABLE

8 catches
103 yards
2 TDs pic.twitter.com/qkJ9UsEFg1

— DNVR Broncos (@DNVR_Broncos) September 26, 2025

The Broncos are remarkably healthy with only Marvin Mims on this week’s injury report. Mims is third on the team in targets behind Courtland Sutton and Troy Franklin. If he cannot go, expect third-round pick Pat Bryant to step in as the third receiver for the Broncos.