CINCINNATI (WVUE) - Ex-LSU National Champion quarterback Joe Burrow has been one of the NFL’s best in his position since entering the league, but his time as a pro has been marred with injuries.

Burrow will go through another setback as ESPN reports his turf toe injury, suffered in Sunday’s 31-27 Bengals victory over Jacksonville, will keep him sidelined for a minimum of three months.

That timeline keeps Burrow out for most of the current season.

Burrow’s injury history in the NFL includes a right wrist ligament tear in 2023, an MCL sprain in 2022, a dislocated finger in 2021, and a torn ACL/MCL/PCL/meniscus in 2020 (rookie season).

The Bengals are two games under .500 and average under 20 points per game without Burrow as their starting quarterback.

Copyright 2025 WVUE. All rights re

See Full Page