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Zac Taylor speaks about Cincinnati Bengals 2025 NFL draft picks video

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor speaks at a press conference after Bengals make all their picks for the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Cincinnati Bengals have released their full schedule for the upcoming season. After two consecutive years of missing the playoffs, the Bengals are hoping to get off to a faster start early in the season and make a postseason push once again.

Cincinnati will play in four primetime games this year including an appearance on Thanksgiving. The Bengals will start the season with three out of their four games on the road in September and close out the year with two home games.

The Bengals weren’t selected as one of the teams to play internationally this season.

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Cincinnati Bengals 2025 NFL schedule

Week 1: Sept. 7, Bengals at Cleveland Browns 1 p.m. ET

Week 2: Sept. 14, Bengals vs. Jacksonville Jaguars 1 p.m. ET

Week 3: Sept. 21, Bengals at Minnesota Vikings 1 p.m. ET

Week 4: Sept. 29, Bengals at Denver Broncos 8:15 p.m. MT | *Monday Night Football on ESPN

Week 5: Oct. 5, Bengals vs. Detroit Lions 4:25 p.m. ET

Week 6: Oct. 12, Bengals at Green Bay Packers 4:25 p.m. ET

Week 7: Oct. 16, Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers 8:15 p.m. | *Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime

Week 8: Oct. 27, Bengals vs. New York Jets 1 p.m. ET

Week 9: Nov. 2, Bengals vs. Chicago Bears 1 p.m. ET

Week 10: Bye week

Week 11: Nov. 16, Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers 1 p.m. ET

Week 12: Nov. 23, Bengals vs. New England Patriots 1 p.m. ET

Week 13: Nov. 27, Bengals at Baltimore Ravens 8:20 p.m. ET | *Thanksigving game on NBC

Week 14: Dec. 7, Bengals at Buffalo Bills 4:25 p.m. ET

Week 15: Dec. 14, Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens 1 p.m. ET

Week 16: Dec. 21, Bengals at Miami Dolphins 8:20 p.m. ET | * Sunday Night Football on NBC

Week 17: Bengals vs. Arizona Cardinals, Date and network TBD

Week 18: Bengals vs. Cleveland Browns, Date and network TBD

The final two weeks of the season don’t have game times because the NFL reserves the right to flex games into primetime spots based on playoff scenarios.

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