Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals: How to watch, free streaming if you don’t have cable, time, channel
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland Browns play host to the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday night in Week 2 of the 2020 NFL season. Here’s how you can watch the game, including how to get a free live stream if you don’t have cable.
When: Sept. 17, 2020.
Time: 8:20 p.m.
Location: FirstEnergy Stadium.
TV: NFL Network/NEWS 5 (Broadcast team – Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews, Kristina Pink).
Streaming:
FuboTV (free 7-day trial): Plans start at $64.99/month and include a free trial.
Hulu + Live TV (free trial): Plans start at $54.99/month and include a free trial.
Sling: Promotional offers include free trial.
Radio: 92.3 The Fan (WKRK), ESPN 850 WKNR and WNCX (98.5) (Broadcast team - Jim Donovan, Doug Dieken, Nathan Zegura).
Here is how the cleveland.com staff forecasts the game:
Mary Kay Cabot (1-0): Browns 23, Bengals 20
In the first meeting with fellow Heisman winner and No. 1 pick Joe Burrow, Baker Mayfield plants his flag in the Battle of Ohio.
Terry Pluto (1-0): Bengals 27, Browns 24
Browns defense is a mess right now.
Doug Lesmerises (1-0): Browns 27, Bengals 16
Think a chunk of the Browns' issues Sunday was that Baltimore is awesome, and Cincinnati isn’t Baltimore.
Dan Labbe (1-0): Browns 24, Bengals 16
The Browns' pass rush should make the short flight back to Cincinnati seem a little longer.
Ellis Williams (1-0): Browns 26, Bengals 20
The Browns are stronger on both front lines, offensive and defensive. That should be enough to beat the team that picked Joe Burrow No. 1. He’ll play well but Kareem Hunt & Nick Chubb should be better.
Hayden Grove (1-0): Browns 24, Bengals 17
The Browns have a bounceback week against a less talented Bengals defense, but there are still some issues that will come up on both sides of the ball. Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt both have big days, opening up the passing attack as Kevin Stefanski’s offense makes a real debut.
Scott Patsko (0-1): Browns 31, Bengals 13
I make this prediction with the confidence of a man who picked the Browns to win in Week 1.
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When: Sept. 17, 2020.
Time: 8:20 p.m.
Location: FirstEnergy Stadium.
TV: NFL Network/NEWS 5 (Broadcast team – Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews, Kristina Pink).
Streaming:
FuboTV (free 7-day trial): Plans start at $64.99/month and include a free trial.
Hulu + Live TV (free trial): Plans start at $54.99/month and include a free trial.
Sling: Promotional offers include free trial.
Radio: 92.3 The Fan (WKRK), ESPN 850 WKNR and WNCX (98.5) (Broadcast team - Jim Donovan, Doug Dieken, Nathan Zegura).
Here is how the cleveland.com staff forecasts the game:
Mary Kay Cabot (1-0): Browns 23, Bengals 20
In the first meeting with fellow Heisman winner and No. 1 pick Joe Burrow, Baker Mayfield plants his flag in the Battle of Ohio.
Terry Pluto (1-0): Bengals 27, Browns 24
Browns defense is a mess right now.
Doug Lesmerises (1-0): Browns 27, Bengals 16
Think a chunk of the Browns' issues Sunday was that Baltimore is awesome, and Cincinnati isn’t Baltimore.
Dan Labbe (1-0): Browns 24, Bengals 16
The Browns' pass rush should make the short flight back to Cincinnati seem a little longer.
Ellis Williams (1-0): Browns 26, Bengals 20
The Browns are stronger on both front lines, offensive and defensive. That should be enough to beat the team that picked Joe Burrow No. 1. He’ll play well but Kareem Hunt & Nick Chubb should be better.
Hayden Grove (1-0): Browns 24, Bengals 17
The Browns have a bounceback week against a less talented Bengals defense, but there are still some issues that will come up on both sides of the ball. Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt both have big days, opening up the passing attack as Kevin Stefanski’s offense makes a real debut.
Scott Patsko (0-1): Browns 31, Bengals 13
I make this prediction with the confidence of a man who picked the Browns to win in Week 1.
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