Bengals' Joe Burrow could miss 3 months as surgery an option for turf toe injury: report

Cincinnati Bengals may face a major setback with the star players Joe Burrow.

Burrow left the win of Sunday with a foot injury against Jacksonville Jaguars and NFL Network Reported The third class is afraid that it has a lawn foot finger. This type of injury usually requires surgery and comes with a long recovery.

Bengaller, surgery is necessary to determine whether the necessary foot specialist. Robert Anderson reportedly sent images of Burrow’s injury. If so, the recovery can leave the nest up to three months – actually the whole normal season.

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The team confirmed that Burrow was engaged in foot injury, but no decision was made as to whether or not. The injury occurred in the second quarter when Arik Armstead was dismissed from Burrow. He stayed on the grass and disappointed his helmet.

Joe Burrow is subjected to spare Jake Browning for the last second win and foot injury to Jaguars.

In the next series, after the Bengaller seized Trevor Lawrence, the spare Jake Browning entered the game, and Burrow’s locker room was helped for the evaluation.

Browning continued to take the Bengal to the return win, and only seconds remained in the fourth quarter to seal a 31-27 victory.

Cincinnati rose to 2-0 to start the 2025 season, but the franchise holds his breath that Burrow can return earlier, not later. Bengaller kidnapped the playoffs last year despite Burrow’s strong season, and directed NFL with a 4.918 transition yard and 43 touches on the way to call the NFL as a return player of the year.

However, the injuries were a repetitive difficulty for the 28 -year -old players. In 2020, he ruined multiple bonds on his left knee and had a torn wrist bond in 2023 and both injuries ended early.

An announcement from the Bengal may come early on Monday, but at least it is expected to exclude the next week to match the Minnesota Vikings.

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