To watch the Cincinnati Bengals game, there are several options available depending on preferences for cable, satellite, or streaming services:

• Streaming services like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, and Sling TV offer packages that include the major NFL broadcast channels CBS, FOX, NBC, and ESPN. These channels carry most Bengals games live. YouTube TV is considered the most comprehensive but also pricier, especially with the NFL Sunday Ticket add-on for out-of-market games.
• Amazon Prime Video streams select Thursday Night Football Bengals games exclusively.
• Local channels such as CBS, FOX, NBC, ABC broadcast Bengals games depending on your area. Using an antenna to access these channels is a free option if you are in the broadcast range.
• NFL+ app lets you watch preseason and live local regular-season games on mobile devices.
• NFL Sunday Ticket subscription is required for watching out-of-market Sunday afternoon games if you want all games without restrictions.
• Satellite TV providers (like DIRECTV) and cable also offer packages with NFL channels.
• Some streaming services provide free trials, such as DirecTV Stream, fuboTV, and Sling Day Pass for single games on ESPN.

In summary, for the widest access including local and out-of-market games, YouTube TV plus the NFL Sunday Ticket is ideal. For cheaper local streaming, Hulu or Sling TV can work. For free access, an antenna for local networks or NFL+ app for mobiles offers options. Amazon Prime Video covers the Bengals' exclusive Thursday night games. This should help in choosing the best way to watch Bengals games live based on location and viewing preferences.