Cincinnati at Washington

Cincinnati is only 2-6-1, but the Bengals are 6-3 ATS and had shown much improvement until hitting a buzz saw at Pittsburgh last week. Joe Burrow finished 21 of 40 for 213 yards, and the Bengals had 139 yards on 6.6 per carry and were only outgained 377-324. Cincinnati had two close losses to Indianapolis and Cleveland before beating Tennessee in the three previous weeks. Washington's only wins have been against Philadelphia and Dallas, and last week it lost on a 59-yard field goal by Detroit's Matt Prater as time expired. Washington is #30 in total offense yards while averaging only 20.0 points per game. Alex Smith threw 55 times against the Lions and completed 38 with no touchdowns, and his team did mount a comeback after being down 24-3. That frustration likely will carry over into this week and Washington is 5-13 ATS its last 18 games following a loss and 1-5 ATS its last six November games. The Bengals are 7-1-1 ATS in Week 11, and they have covered six straight after a loss. Take the Bengals for a Max Play.