Coming off an injury riddled 2023 season, Burrow is still currently rehabbing his wrist which he had torn.
Look for Joe Burrow to continue to work this off-season during minicamps on rehabbing his wrist. Injuries are nothing new for Burrow and unfortunately, it’s something that has been on his mind. “Whenever the injuries start to stack up, your football mortality kind of comes into the back of your mind,” Burrow said following mandatory minicamp practice. “So that’s definitely something I’ve thought about and something I have had to fight through.” Burrow’s rehab will be a big conversation this off-season while the offense could look different in 2024 with Tee Higgins still missing camp while looking for an extension as well as Ja’Marr Chase as well.
Burrow when healthy, was QB8 or better in 4 out of a 5-game stretch last season. A top tier quarterback in the NFL and will continue to be a top fantasy option whether you play redraft or dynasty. His value is still at an all-time high even with the wide receiver concerns.
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Bengals Star Quarterback Joe Burrow out for the year with wrist injury.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ turbulent year took a dire turn on Thursday night as superstar quarterback Joe Burrow suffered a wrist injury, necessitating season-ending surgery for ligament tears. This marks Burrow’s second season-ending surgery in his relatively brief career.
The impact of Burrow’s injury resonates across football enthusiasts, particularly Cincinnati and fantasy fans. Beginning the season with a calf injury that hindered his performance and affected his offensive counterparts, Burrow’s resurgence had a positive ripple effect. Ja’Marr Chase reclaimed his elite-drafted WR status, and even the struggling Tee Higgins experienced spike weeks alongside Burrow. However, with Burrow sidelined, the team turns to Jake Browning.
Cincinnati Bengals star Quarteback Joe Burrow aggravated a calf injury in the week 2 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
Burrow strained his calf on August 5th, he returned to practice before week 1 and played despite some (Ja’Marr Chase) wishing he did not. Burrow played poorly week 1 at Cleveland , he struggled to push the ball downfield in poor weather and there was speculation the calf strain was still bothering him. In Week 2 Burrow and the Bengals offense sputtered early on, and it looked like it could be a repeat of week 1. Fortunately, Burrow was able to pull it together and throw for a couple scores while making star WR Tee Higgins relevant again after his 0 point dud week 1. Unfortunately for the Bengals Burrows play was not good enough to get the W and his play continued to limit super star WR Jamar Chase who finished with under 10 PPR points in back to back weeks.
Head Coach Zac Taylor told reporters on Monday that it is hard to say whether Burrow will be ready to play week 3 Monday night Vs the surprisingly competitive Rams. After an 0-2 start to the year and down 2 games within the AFC North the Bengals not having Burrow Monday night would be detrimental to the team.
The fantasy outlooks of the Bengals O as a whole will be capped if Burrow were to miss time. Though with the way he has played through 2 weeks it might be best to heed superstar WR Jamar Chase advise and take the time needed to get right. The short term outlook on the Bengals O is overwhelmingly negative, but when it matters most this team with a healthy Burrow will be one of the best in the NFL again. Chase, Higgins, and Mixon are screaming buys in fantasy if Burrow misses time. Take the risk and reap the rewards later.
Cincinnati Bengals Head Coach Zach Taylor announced that Joe Burrow will miss a significant amount of time with what he called a calf strain.
Taylor did not answer when asked if this injury could cause Burrow to miss Week 1. Expect the Bengals to put Joe Burrow in bubble wrap for the rest of summer. With NFL kickoff in just over six weeks Joe Cool will have plenty of time to rehab. Cincinnati has said they will be adding another QB to compete with Trevor Siemian and Jake Browning while Burrow is out.
Burrow missed most of last summer following an appendectomy and the Bengals struggled early, losing their first two contests and falling to 2-3 out the gate. While it is possible that the Bengals see another slow start, you cannot bet against Smokin’ Joe Burrow and the NFL’s best WR trio.
