NASHVILLE, Tenn. –

The Bengals want to preserve their slim playoff chances with a win against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

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The Bengals are coming off a win against the Cowboys on Monday Night Football.

Burrow finished the game 33-44 passing for 369 yards and three touchdowns, two of which went to Ja’Marr Chase, who finished with 14 receptions for 177 yards.

Now the team looks to keep its slim playoff hopes alive by taking on the Titans in Nashville.

The Bengals are just one of ten AFC teams that are mathematically still alive in the playoff race. Two have already secured a spot in the playoffs: Kansas City and Buffalo.

Three teams open Week 15 with an eye on the Wild Card race: Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Miami.

Through 14 weeks of football, Cincinnati is three games behind Denver – which currently owns the third and final wild card spot – in the win column. The two teams will meet at Paycor Stadium in three weeks.

Before this game in Week 17, the Bengals have two very winnable games: on the road at the Tennessee Titans (December 15) and at home against Cleveland (December 22).

Denver, on the other hand, is playing two teams in the middle of the playoff race: Indianapolis (the No. 8 team in the AFC, which would be the first team eliminated if the playoffs began this week) and the Chargers (currently the No. 6 seed in the AFC).

Both NFL.com and ESPN put the Bengals’ playoff odds at three percent, the lowest of any team with a one percent or greater chance.

While qualification isn’t entirely off the table for the Bengals – two teams have been eliminated in their last four games, as well as the more difficult but beatable teams of the Broncos and Steelers – Cincinnati’s fate is no longer entirely in their own hands. It will also take some losses from other AFC teams with wild card eligibility like the Broncos in the coming weeks.