Future Bengals Opponents Through 2023

The NFL is counting on the Joe Burrow Bengals as they bid for their fourth straight winning season and third AFC North title in four years during eight national television windows this season: "Not only are we counting on them, but that's what the fans have come to expect. That's what the fans are asking for," says Mike North, the NFL's vice president of broadcast planning.

The NFL released its 2024 NFL schedule Wednesday night and Opening Day on Sept. 8 at Paycor Stadium has the Bengals in a 1 p.m. game against the Patriots. It's New England's first game in a quarter of a century without Belichick as the head man and begins a month-long stretch the Bengals play three teams with first-year head coaches and two of them probably starting rookie quarterbacks.

Learn more about the Bengals 2024 season schedule and what match-ups to watch this season.

The Bengals' 2024 schedule was released tonight by the National Football League, including preseason opponents and the full 17-game regular season slate. Cincinnati will be featured in five primetime games as well as three more games in nationally televised windows. 

The Bengals meet the two-time defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs in a national television window for the sixth straight time in the Burrow-Mahomes Era, this time early in the season.

The Bengals will play the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2 of the 2024 season on Sunday, Sept. 15 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. The game will kick off at 4:25 p.m. on CBS. 

The NFL announced that the 2024 Schedule will be released on Wednesday, May 15 at 8 p.m. Individual game tickets will go on sale immediately on bengals.com/tickets once the schedule is released.

A game-by-game glance at the Bengals' 2023 schedule as new key matchups come into focus: 

A Monday night Super Bowl rematch between Zac Taylor's Bengals and Sean McVay's Rams. A Sunday night AFC Divisional resumption between Bengals' maestro Joe Burrow and Bills' flamethrower Josh Allen. The second Battle of Ohio regular-season finale in the last 20 seasons as the Bengals bid to beat the Browns and become the first AFC North team to win three straight division titles in a year where Paul Brown's two teams open and close the season against each other for the first time ever. Such are some of the juicy morsels waiting for Bengals fans at Paycor Stadium this season after the NFL revealed the 2023 schedule Thursday night.