Depth charts and who's out
Who's out
Jaguars
- Nobody listed.
Bengals
Colbie Young WRKneeOUT
Andrei Iosivas WRThumbIR
Brian Parker II OTIR
Ja'Sir Taylor CBIR
Jalen Davis CBHamstringIR
1 more
B.J. Hill DTAchillesQ
Every read on this page assumes the man is on the field. Designations as of 2026-09-30.
The game
The model's play
Nothing on the official card for this game.
Best price
The books have not been polled for this game yet.
The setting
The matchup
Jaguars: take the shots downfield.
Jaguars: go get the ball.
Big ranks are the 2025 regular season, 1st to 32nd, 1st best at the job either side; "now" is 2026 so far (2 to 3 games a team, too few to trust alone). top 8 bottom 8
The game plan in words, and every rank (2025 regular season)
What they like to do Coen's Jaguars are middle of the league in how they play.
Where they win and lose Middle of the league on both sides of the ledger.
What the Bengals defense brings They almost never blitz (lowest) and rarely play two-high (2nd-lowest) and they give it up (5th-worst).
What works against them Nothing on the ledger stands out; it comes down to the matchup below.
Where the two meet Jaguars: take the shots downfield. Jaguars hit explosive passes 9.4%, 8th. Bengals play two-high just 32.8%, 2nd-fewest.
What they like to do Taylor's Bengals throw it as much as anyone (2nd), live in shotgun (2nd) and never go no-huddle (3rd-lowest).
Where they win and lose They never break a long run (6th-worst).
What the Jaguars defense brings They shut offenses down (3rd) and take the ball away (4th) and they cannot get a sack (3rd-worst).
What works against them Load the box: they do not break long runs (6th-worst).
Where the two meet Jaguars: go get the ball. Jaguars take it away 3.1%, 4th. Bengals throw picks 2.5%, 7th-most. Jaguars: squeeze them. Jaguars are 3rd-best in EPA allowed. Bengals are 14th-worst in EPA a play.
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
The bets
What the model likes
Nothing on the official card for this game.
The information
All the evidence
Player angles
No posted player line has an angle firing on it this week.
Player trends
2 more player trends
Game angles
2 more game angles
Game trends
A lean is where a record points. Only a record past the luck line is a bet; the rest is reading. The bar's tick is the line to beat. Confidence runs from 50, a coin flip, to 100.
Every read in full: the scores, the story and the receipts
The player lines
No player lines posted for this game yet.
Player trends
Chase: 9 of his last 10 games at home with 6+ catches.
Why 68
- The story No view on this one.
- The evidence 9 of 10 (90%) against a 59% baseline, 72% after shrinking for sample size.
- Agreement 1 other signal on the same side.
Why 68
- The story No view on this one.
- The evidence 8 of 10 (80%) against a 44% baseline, 60% after shrinking for sample size.
- Agreement No other signal on this side.
See all 3 player trends
Why 59
- The story With it: a 51.5 total is a throwing script; Young is out, so the targets move.
- The evidence 8 of 10 (80%) against a 56% baseline, 60% after shrinking for sample size.
- Agreement 1 other signal on the same side.
The second number is the point. Everyone posts the first one.
Team trends
The last time the Jaguars were here, Nov 14, 2010: beat the Texans by 7 as a 1-point favorite.
Inside the luck line: 126 games, and shuffled results produce records like this one. Reading, not a bet; the lean is the Bengals.
The last team here, the Packers, Dec 20, 1999: lost to the Vikings by 4 as a 4.5-point underdog.
Inside the luck line: 107 games, and shuffled results produce records like this one. Reading, not a bet; the lean is the Jaguars.
See all 8 team trends
The last team here, the Panthers, Sep 29, 2002: lost to the Packers by 3 as a 6.5-point underdog.
Inside the luck line: 34 games, and shuffled results produce records like this one. Reading, not a bet; the lean is the Jaguars.
Inside the luck line: 156 games, and shuffled results produce records like this one. Reading, not a bet; the lean is the under.
On totals of 37 to 50; this game is 51.5, inside that.
Why 78
- The evidence 8 of 9 (89%) against a 50% baseline, 69% after shrinking for sample size.
- Agreement 2 other signals on the same side.
On totals of 40.5 to 50.5; this game is 51.5, inside that.
Why 64
- The evidence 14 of 20 (70%) against a 49% baseline, 56% after shrinking for sample size.
- Agreement 2 other signals on the same side.
Why 62
- The evidence 10 of 12 (83%) against a 55% baseline, 66% after shrinking for sample size.
- Agreement No other signal on this side.
Against the spread and the total, as far back as the current head coach and starting quarterback go (at least three seasons; each card says how far, and what changed). The second bar is the same team everywhere else, which is the number that tells you whether the first one means anything.
Model plays carry a live record. Prop spots and trends are situational reads, and no prop verdict has a graded record yet. A player and stat gets one verdict on this page: when reads disagree we weigh them, this season first, and name the side with the reasons against it.
History
Last meetings
- 2025 wk 2
Jaguars at
BengalsBengals won, Bengals covered27-31 - 2023 wk 13
Bengals at
JaguarsBengals won, Bengals covered34-31 - 2021 wk 4
Jaguars at
BengalsBengals won, Jaguars covered21-24
Against the spread in these meetings: 3-1 to Bengals, on closing numbers.
The card
Betting PassThe number. The market has the Bengals by 2.5 at a total of 51.5: Bengals 27, Jaguars 24.5 on paper.
How it plays. The total of 51.5 is high. Jaguars play fast (8th in plays a game).
What changed. Jaguars: no starter on the report. Bengals: WR Colbie Young out; NB Jalen Davis ir.
Model favorites
No favorite from 7 signals. The angles are reading, not picks. Data as of: forecast Wed 4:10 PM ET; injuries Wed 12:50 PM ET; model Sun 12:05 PM ET.
This season, by score: 70-79: 1-2 (-0.5u). 3 graded bets, every card, no cherry-picking.