Bengals Record Vs Browns Last 10 years

Bengals vs. Browns all-time record is 52 wins for Cincinnati and 47 for Cleveland. The two are yet to cross paths in playoffs.

As of 2023, Cincinnati is ahead by five wins, but that wasn’t the case in the 1970s.

The two sides first battled each other on October 11, 1970, when the Browns overcame the Bengals by 30-27. The second contest ended with a victory for the Bengals.

But the Browns dominated the next five encounters and took a 6-1 lead.

The Bengals got back by three consecutive wins. Their rivals won one back and made the score 7-4.

Cincinnati finally caught up with three dominating victories and tied the series 7-7. The 1970s ended with 10-10.

In the 1980, the Bengals made the score 20-19. The Browns caught back in the 1990s and made it 27-26.

The 2000s and 2010s belonged to Cincinnati, helping them take a good lead of 51-42. Cleveland has dominated the 2020s, claiming five victories for a single loss. 

Paul Brown and the Ohio Teams

Paul Brown was one of the co-founders of the Cleveland Browns. He was their head coach from 1968 to 1975.

He was a General Manager and Part-owner from 1946 to 1962. He became the franchise’s Vice President in 1963. After that, he was fired following a power struggle with Art Modell, the Brown’s team owner.

Paul started planning the creation of a new team in 1965. He got the city council’s approval in 1996 for the Riverfront Stadium.

After getting AFL’s approval, the Bengals established in 1967 and played its first season in 1968.

With the 1970 AFL-NFL merger, the two teams were placed in the AFC Central, which started their rivalry.

The Paul Brown connection, as well as the geographical dominance, is what turned their encounter into a rivalry.

Their rivalry is known as the ‘Battle of Ohio.’ Cleveland belongs to the Northeastern region, while Cincinnati lies in the Southwestern area.

Since 2002, they have been placed together in the AFC North Division, allowing two games a year, keeping their rivalry alive.

Exciting Games Played Since 2010

Cincinnati dominated the 2010s with 13 wins in 20 tries, while Cleveland has turned around the 2020s with five wins in six attempts.

In the past ten years, each has won ten apiece. So, the competition has remained neck to neck in the last decade.

We have noticed one-sided results like 2014’s 30-0, 2015’s 37-3, and 2021’s 41-16. The first two belong to the Bengals, while the Browns claimed the last.

One of the most exciting battles in recent years is the 37-34 battle at Paycor Stadium on October 25, 2020.

The game saw back and forth between the teams scoring one by one. The score at the end of the 3rd quarter was 20-17 for the Bengals.

David Njoku made an early TD in the 4th quarter, and the Browns were in the lead, 24-20.

Tee Higgins scored for the Bengals, 27-24. Kareem Hunt collected Baker Mayfield’s pass for a TD, 31-27.

Joe Burrow’s pass found Giovani Bernard with 66 seconds on the clock, 34-31.

With only 11 seconds remaining on the clock, Donovan Peoples-Jones made a 24-yard TD and won the game for the Browns.

Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns will go head-to-head against each other two times in the 2023-2024 season.

Their first contest will be held on the 10th of September at Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio. The fixture will start at 1 p.m. ET and be nationally televised on CBS.

It will mark the 100th meeting between the sides.

The first encounter will be an exciting contest, and both would like to start the 2023 campaign on a winning note. The AFC North is packed with amazing talents this year.

Everyone will witness the battle between Joe Borrow and Deshaun Watson.

Both teams look tight on paper. But, the combination of Joe Mixon, Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, Tyler Boyd, and Irv Smith Jr. edges over the Browns, who have the offensive power of Nick Chubb, David Njoku, and Amari Cooper. 

The mastery of Burrow and his attack combo with Chase, Mixon, and Higgins can rip through the Browns’ defense.

Rightly so, the Bengals go as the -2.5 favorites to take the early win and open their scoreboard.

The Second Battle

Similarly, their 101st matchup will occur as the week 18 contest on January 7, 2024. The timing and broadcasting channel for the tie is yet to be announced.

One thing we know about the fixture is that it will be played at the Bengals’ home turf, the Paycor Stadium. It was previously known as Paul Brown Stadium.

The second outing between the Bengals and the Browns can turn out to be one of the most crucial matches of the season. The week 18 game with the AFC North’s title and the playoff berth on the line will surely heighten the anticipation.

If the Baltimore Ravens or Pittsburgh Steelers start delivering a golden season, the chopping block can be ready for the Bengals and the Browns. The AFC Conference is packed with talented teams, and everyone looks dangerous.

However, with a balanced lineup, the Bengals look comfortable for another postseason. The Browns have made some improvements and can repeat their 2020 success.

Browns Bengals announcers today for the 10th September fixture are Ian Eagle and Charles Davis. The match will begin at 1 p.m. Eastern Time.

Eagles will fulfill the play-by-play caller role, while Davies will be the analyst for the game.

Evan Washburn will be the sideline reporter covering the game closely from the field. CBS will be the national broadcasting channel for this fixture.

Ian is a seasoned sports announcer who has been actively working since 1992. He has been affiliated with CBS since 1998.

Likewise, his partner Charles is a former Safety who joined the network in 2020. Before joining CBS, he worked at Fox, NBC, and NFL Network.

Interestingly, Davis has given his voice as a commentator for Madden NFL 18 to Madden NFL 23. He has returned to Madden 24 with Brandon Gaudin for the seventh time.

CBS 2023 Pairings

CBS has established a set for announcers for the 2023 season. A set comprises a play-by-play announcer, an analyst, and a sideline reporter.

The list of the remaining six pairings is given below:

• Andrew Catalon (play-by-play), Tiki Barber (analyst), Matt Ryan (analyst), A.J. Ross (sideline)
• Chris Lewis (play-by-play), Jason McCourty (analyst), Ross Tucker (analyst)
• Jim Nantz (play-by-play), Tony Romo (analyst), Tracy Wolfson (sideline)
• Kevin Harlan (play-by-play), Trent Green (analyst), Melanie Collins (sideline)
• Spero Dedes (play-by-play), Adam Archuleta (analyst), Aditi Kinkhabwala (sideline)
• Tom McCarthy or Beth Bowins (play-by-play), James Lofton (analyst), Jay Feely (analyst) 

What channel Is The Bengals Game On Today On Spectrum?

The Bengals game is on Fox, ESPN, NBC, and CBS channels on Spectrum Cable TV Service. You can also get local channels like QVC, PBC, CW, HSN, C-SPAN, and MeTV.

CBS Sports airs on channel no. 315, Fox Sports at #112, NBC Sports Network at #314, and ESPN at #39.

The cable TV service is available on a subscription basis. You can get the Spectrum TV Select package at a monthly fee of $59.99. It will provide you with 125+ channels, including local and regional sports and popular channels.

Bengals Browns game streaming will be done nationally on CBS at 1 p.m. ET. US audience can stream the game on DAZN.

Likewise, you can get a YouTube TV base plan and have access to CBS and other national networks such as NBC, Fox, and ESPN to watch the NFL throughout the season.

You will need to get a subscription worth $72.99 per month.

Starting in 2023, Sunday Ticket is available on YouTube TV. It also provides an NFL Sunday Ticket Student Discount, charging only $109 for an entire season.

Since the game will air on CBS, you can get a subscription to any streaming service and enjoy the Bengals-Browns game. Some of the streaming services that offer the channel are:

• Hulu+ Live TV
• DirecTV
• Fubo TV
• Paramount +