Paul Brown Stadium will at least host some fans for two Bengals home games. David Kohl-USA TODAY Sports

Bengals to have 6,000 fans at two home games in October

By Erin Walsh | Last updated 9/5/20

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Saturday that he'll be allowing his state's two NFL teams to host up to 6,000 fans for a few specific games.

The Cincinnati Bengals responded with a statement and revealed they will allow fans at their Oct. 4 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars and Oct. 25 game against the Cleveland Browns.

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— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) September 5, 2020

Similarly, the Browns will be hosting fans at their Sept. 17 game against the Bengals and Sept. 27 game against the Washington Football Team.

The news comes as few teams around the NFL have announced plans to host a limited amount of fans at home games this season.

Teams that won't be allowing fans at all include the Las Vegas Raiders and New England Patriots, though those situations could be evaluated in the fluid coronavirus situation we currently are in.

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