At training camp, the Cincinnati Bengals were given a major scare by their franchise quarterback Joe Burrow. Burrow suffered a noncontact injury during Thursday’s training session. Burrow grabbed his leg and was removed from the practice. Burrow was diagnosed with an injury to the calf by Zac Taylor after practice. The team also confirmed this information.
Burrow’s expected return date is not known.
Burrow lay on the floor for several minutes, with Bengals runningback Mixon sitting next to him. The cart then came along and snatched him up. Burrow’s injury happened as he was flushing the pocket.
Taylor acknowledged that Burrow was feeling some pain, although the Bengals have a wait-and-see attitude.
Taylor told reporters that many guys have soreness after their first game, through Fox 19 Now in Cincinnati. He was scrambling. It’s football. It happens. Who knows, this could just be an everyday thing. Many guys who were sore today had to have their reps reduced a bit. It’s all part of training camp for football.
Ja’Marr chase, a wide receiver who is a close friend of Burrow’s, told journalists why he believes Burrow would be okay.
Chase told The Athletic ‘s Paul Dehner Jr. that they always gave each other a nod after the practice. He gave me a little nod to let me know he was okay. “He’s one strong guy.”
Chase said that after getting the thumbs up from his quarterback, he feels better.
Chase replied, “I was not really concerned.” I believe that he is fine.
Taylor confirmed that Burrow wore a sleeve over his leg injury, something the quarterback does not normally do. Taylor is not going to panic about the current situation with his franchise quarterback.
Burrow, one of the NFL’s best quarterbacks, was the key to the team winning its first Super Bowl. After leading the Bengals into consecutive AFC Championship games, he finished the season tied with the NFL for passing touchdowns while ranking 5th in completions and passing yards , as well as 6th in passer ratings . Burrow has led the NFL’s passer rating , and he is third among NFL quarterbacks in terms of touchdown passes.
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