It’s been a rough start to the season for the Cincinnati Bengals and their star quarterback Joe Burrow. After suffering a devastating knee injury in Week 11 of last season, Burrow has been working hard to return to the field. Unfortunately, it appears that his calf injury has reemerged, raising concerns for the already struggling 0-2 Bengals.
Burrow was seen limping off the field during Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns, and it was later revealed that he had suffered a calf strain. This is the same injury that he had suffered in the offseason, and it is concerning that it has reemerged so soon after his return to the field.
The Bengals have not yet released any information on the severity of Burrow’s injury, but it is clear that it is a cause for concern. Without their star quarterback, the Bengals are in a difficult position. They have already lost two games this season, and they are in danger of falling further behind in the AFC North.
The Bengals will need to take extra precautions with Burrow’s health if they want to have any chance of success this season. They will need to make sure that he is given ample time to rest and recover from his injury, and they will need to ensure that he is not rushed back onto the field too soon.
It is unclear how long Burrow will be out of action, but it is clear that his calf injury is a cause for concern. The Bengals will need to take extra care with their star quarterback if they want to have any chance of success this season.
