Here’s When to Watch the Cincinnati Bengals During Super Wild Card Weekend

Hang on, Cincinnati Bengals fans — there’s more to come.

The team may have lost to intrastate rival the Cleveland Browns during the regular-season’s final game on Sunday, but the Bengals still will advance to the AFC Wild Card this weekend.

The No. 4-seed Bengals will host the No. 5-seed Las Vegas Raiders at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, at Paul Brown Stadium downtown. The NFL says the game will air live on NBC, Peacock and Universo.

Cincinnati and Las Vegas both are 10-7 on the regular season. The Bengals last saw the Raiders on Nov. 21, when Cincinnati won 32-13, earning Queen City residents Gold Star chili yet again.

The Bengals are the AFC North champions.

In December, Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase, defensive end Trey Hendrickson and running back Joe Mixon landed spots on the AFC Pro Bowl team that will play Sunday, Feb. 6, at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The game returns after being cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sign up for our weekly newsletters to get the latest on the news, things to do and places to eat delivered right to your inbox.

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Bengals Nation Celebrates a Historic Win on Twitter

Related Stories

10 Stories That Seared Cincinnati Sports into Our Brains in 2021

Even with COVID-19 restrictions (at least until late spring), economy woes and snack shortages, 2021 was a great year for sports in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Bengals Mixon, Hendrickson, Chase Are Going to the Pro Bowl

Several other Bengals have been chosen as alternates.

Chad Johnson Tells Joe Burrow There’s Plenty to Do in Cincinnati, Like Go to McDonald’s

“There’s a Starbucks downtown, a McDonald’s in Covington & a O’ Charley’s in Tri-County which in fact has the best complimentary bread known to man…”

Cincinnati Bengals’ C.J. Uzomah Breaks Fan’s Phone During Viral Celebration with Joe Mixon, Offers New Phone and Tickets

Did Mixon take the greatest selfie ever or what?

Apparently Jesus is a Bengals Fan. Northern Kentucky’s Ark Encounter Goes Orange for NFL Playoffs.

Praise be to Burrow.

Officials: If You’re Going to Cincinnati Bengals Game, You’d Best Be COVID-19 Vaccinated and Boosted

“The transmissibility of the Omicron virus is extraordinary compared to all other variants at any time during this pandemic,” says one health official.

8 Things To Do in Cincinnati This Weekend (Jan. 14-16)

This weekend promises penguin parades, a chili festival and a shopping pop-up. Oh yeah, and the Bengals are taking on the Raiders in the NFL playoffs.

Jeff Ruby’s Offering Free Joe Burrow Steak Topper in Advance of Cincinnati Bengals Playoff Game

Every meal kit ordered Friday through Sunday will include a complimentary Creole crawfish sauce.

Izzy’s Brings Back Joe Burrow ‘Bengals King’ Reuben for NFL Wild Card Weekend

Izzy’s Bengal King is “an overstuffed reuben served on grilled marble rye with a potato pancake and pickles.”

Mayor Aftab Pureval Declares Jan. 15 ‘Who Dey Day’ in Cincinnati Ahead of Cincinnati Bengals Playoff Game

To say Cincinnati is excited about the Bengals vs. Raiders NFL playoff game on Saturday is an understatement.

The Bengals Beat the Las Vegas Raiders in the NFL Wild Card Playoff, Which Means You Get Free Gold Star Chili

The Cincinnati Bengals won their first playoff game in 31 years on Saturday, after defeating the Las Vegas Raiders 26-19 at Paul Brown Stadium.

This article appears in Dec 22, 2021 – Jan 11, 2022.