Joe Burrow is back on the practice field after dealing with a calf strain for much of training camp. However, Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor has said that Burrow is taking it “day-to-day” right now, which means it isn’t a certainty that he will suit up for Week 1. Analyst Craig Carton has a grim projection for the Bengals if Burrow isn’t able to play.
Burrow, the first overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, has been dealing with a calf strain since the start of training camp. He was able to practice on a limited basis for a few days, but he was held out of practice on Monday. Taylor said that Burrow is taking it “day-to-day” right now, and that the team will continue to monitor his progress.
Carton, a former NFL analyst, has a grim projection for the Bengals if Burrow isn’t able to play. He believes that the Bengals will struggle without their star quarterback, and that they could be in for a long season.
“If Joe Burrow isn’t able to go, the Bengals are in trouble,” Carton said. “They’re going to struggle to score points, and they’re going to struggle to win games. It’s going to be a long season for them.”
Carton believes that the Bengals will need Burrow to be at his best if they want to have any chance of success this season. He believes that Burrow is the key to the team’s success, and that the team will struggle without him.
“Joe Burrow is the key to the Bengals’ success this season,” Carton said. “He’s the one who can make the offense go, and he’s the one who can make the team competitive. If he’s not able to go, the Bengals are in trouble.”
The Bengals have a lot of talent on their roster, but they need Burrow to be at his best if they want to have any chance of success this season. Burrow is the key to the team’s success, and the team will struggle without him. Carton’s grim projection for the Bengals without Burrow is a reminder of just how important he is to the team’s success.
The Bengals are hoping that Burrow will be able to suit up for Week 1, but it’s still uncertain if he will be able to do so. If he isn’t able to go, the team will have to rely on backup quarterback Ryan Finley to lead the offense. Finley has shown flashes of potential in the past, but he’s still an unproven commodity.
The Bengals are hoping that Burrow will be able to suit up for Week 1, but it’s still uncertain if he will be able to do so. If he isn’t able to go, the team will have to rely on backup quarterback Ryan Finley to lead the offense. Finley has shown flashes of potential in the past, but he’s still an unproven commodity.
The Bengals are hoping that Burrow will be able to suit up for Week 1, but it’s still uncertain if he will be able to do so. If he isn’t able to go, the team will have to rely on backup quarterback Ryan Finley to lead the offense. Finley has shown flashes of potential in the past, but he’s still an unproven commodity.
The Bengals are hoping that Burrow will be able to suit up for Week 1, but it’s still uncertain if he will be able to do so. If he isn’t able to go, the team will have to rely on backup quarterback Ryan Finley to lead the offense. Finley has shown flashes of potential in the past, but he’s still an unproven commodity.
The Bengals are hoping that Burrow will be able to suit up for Week 1, but it’s still uncertain if he will be able to do so. If he isn’t able to go, the team will have to rely on backup quarterback Ryan Finley to lead