The San Francisco 49ers will travel to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals in Week 2 of the 2019 season. The game is set for Sunday, Sept. 15 at 10:00 a.m. PT at Paul Brown Stadium. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the matchup.
Watch on TV
Network: Fox
Play-by-Play: Thom Brennaman
Color Analyst: Chris Spielman
Sideline Reporter: Shannon Spake
The game will broadcast in parts of California, Nevada, Ohio and the green shaded areas in the map below.
Watch Online
Watch live on Yahoo Sports or the 49ers app, free on your phone or tablet. *Geographic and device restrictions apply. Local & primetime games only. Data charges may apply.
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49ers Radio Affiliate Networks
| Market | Station |
|---|---|
| San Francisco, Calif. | KNBR - AM 680 |
| San Francisco, Calif. | KGO - AM 810 |
| San Francisco, Calif. | KSAN - 107.7 FM |
| Portland/Salem, Ore. | KPAM - AM 860 |
| Medford, Ore. | KBOY - 95.7 FM |
| Brookings, Ore. | KURY - 95.3 FM |
| Eureka/Arcata, Calif. | KATA - AM 1340 |
| Redding, Calif. | KXXS - 96.1 FM |
| Susanville, Calif. | KJDX - 93.3 FM |
| Chico, Calif. | KTHU 100.7 FM |
| Grass Valley, Calif. | KNCO - AM 830 |
| Sacramento, Calif. | KIFM - AM 1320 |
| Modesto/Stockton, Calif. | KESP AM 970 |
| Monterey/Salinas, Calif. | KION - AM 1460 |
| King City, Calif. | KRKC - AM 1490 |
| Fresno, Calif. | KFIG - AM 940 |
| Paso Robles, Calif. | KPRL - AM 1230 |
| San Luis Obispo, Calif. | KKJL - AM 1400 |
| Los Angeles, Calif. | KLAA - AM 830 |
| San Diego, Calif. | KWFN - 97.3 FM |
| Reno, Nev. | KPLY - AM 630 |
| Las Vegas, Nev. | KMZQ - AM 670 |
| Hilo, Hawaii (Big Island) | KPUA - AM 670 |
| Honolulu, Hawaii (Oahu) | KHKA - AM 1500 |
| Kihei, Hawaii (Maui) | KAOI - AM 110 |
49ers PRIDE Watch Party
You're invited to the first ever 49ers PRIDE Away Game Watch Party in The Castro District of San Francisco. Join us for brunch as we unite at The Detour SF on Sunday, Sept. 15 to watch the 49ers take on the Cincinnati Bengals. This event is FREE for all to attend, however, those who pre-register by Thursday, Sept. 12 will receive a complimentary drink ticket upon arrival.
Series Highlights
Sunday will mark the 49ers and Bengals 16th meeting. San Francisco currently leads the series 11-4.
This will be both teams first meeting since Week 15 of 2015.
San Francisco and Cincinnati met in Super Bowl XVI and XXIII, with the 49ers winning both matchups. They are one of eight pairs of teams to meet multiple times in the Super Bowl.
49ers Notes
- Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo threw one touchdown in the 49ers Week 1 win over the Bengals - a 39-yard pass to Richie James Jr.. Garoppolo is now 7-2 as a starter with San Francisco. The quarterback has totaled 585 pass yards (292.5 per game) and three touchdowns to two interceptions for a 102.9 passer rating in his two career road starts against AFC teams.
- Running back Matt Breida has averaged 5.3 yards per carry since 2018, the fifth highest among running backs (min. 150 attempts).
- Defensive lineman Dee Ford had a sack and a forced fumble in his 49ers debut. Ford has totaled eight forced fumbles since 2018, the most of any player during that span.
- Defensive lineman Nick Bosa made his NFL debut in Tampa. The 49ers first-round draft pick secured three total tackles, three quarterback hits and a sack.
Bengals Notes
- Quarterback Andy Dalton posted career-highs in completions (35) and pass yards (418) with two touchdowns last week against the Seattle Seahawks.
- Wide receiver John Ross set career highs in Week 1 with seven catches for 158 yards and two touchdowns.
- Wide receiver Tyler Boyd had a team-high eight catches for 60 yards last week.
- Defensive lineman Sam Hubbard led the team with 10 tackles and two sacks against Seattle.
| 2019 Comparison | 49ers | Bengals |
|---|---|---|
| Points Per Game | 31.0 (7th) | 20.0 (21st) |
| Total Offense | 256.0 (27th) | 429.0 (10th) |
| Rushing Offense | 98.0 (t-19th) | 34.0 (29th) |
| Passing Offense | 158.0 (30th) | 395.0 (2nd) |
| Points Allowed Per Game | 17.0 (t-9th) | 21.0 (13th) |
| Total Defense | 295.0 (8th) | 233.0 (4th) |
| Rushing Defense | 121.0 (20th) | 72.0 (8th) |
| Passing Defense | 174.0 (7th) | 161.0 (4th) |
| Sacks | 3 (t-12th) | 4 (t-7th) |
| Interceptions | 3 (t-1st) | 0 (t-16th) |
| Punting Avg. | 45.5 (18th) | 44.3 (20th) |
| Turnover Differential | +2 (t-5th) | -2 (t-23rd) |
| Team Leaders | 49ers | Bengals |
|---|---|---|
| Passing Yards | QB Jimmy Garoppolo - 166 | QB Andy Dalton - 418 |
| Rushing Yards | RB Raheem Mostert - 40 | RB Giovani Bernard - 21 |
| Receptions | TE George Kittle - 8 | WR Tyler Boyd - 8 |
| Receiving Yards | TE George Kittle - 54 | WR John Ross - 158 |
| Interceptions | Three Tied - 1 | None |
| Sacks | Three Tied - 1 | DL Sam Hubbard - 2.0 |
Players to Watch
49ers
- DL Dee Ford
- RB Matt Breida
- CB Richard Sherman
- TE George Kittle
Buccaneers
- QB Andy Dalton
- WR John Ross
- DL Geno Atkins
- CB Dre Kirkpatrick
