Joe Burrow Injury Report – NFL Insider Drops Huge Update

Plagued by injury, Joe Burrow’s injury situation has a positive twist. Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has been facing a calf injury since the early phase of the season, hindering his gridiron performance. After a stint of struggle, the 26-year-old sees light in the dark. In the Bengals’ last matchup, Burrow entered the gridiron against the Arizona Cardinals with a calf injury but emerged stronger than his injury situation.

The 26-year-old quarterback is the face of the Bengals’ offense. Leading from the front, Burrow played his best game of the season against the Cardinals by throwing three touchdowns. And before the Bengals’ next matchup against the Seattle Seahawks, Burrow’s bothersome injury situation is all set to vanish.

Joe Burrow’s injury situation

NFL journalist Dov Kleiman took to his Twitter account to shed light on Burrow’s injury situation. After the game against the Cardinals, for the first time since his injury, Burrow was able to run sprints during the practice sessions. Kleiman concluded by stating that Joe Burrow can be seen in his 100% health ahead of the Seahawks’ matchup. 

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Highlighting Burrow’s injury situation, Kleiman wrote, “Update: Bengals QB Joe Burrow, coming off his best game of the season after throwing for 3 TDs against the #Cardinals, was finally able to run sprints in practice for the first time since suffering his calf injury.  Joe is getting healthier and it shows by his play on the field.”

Joe Burrow’s right calf injury was a concern, but he didn’t allow the injury to work against him. The Bengals quarterback lodged his most completions and most yards in the game against the Cardinals, and the Bengals are rooting for Burrow’s same and elevated performance against the Seahawks.

Burrow against the Seattle Seahawks

In the 2023 season, Joe Burrow lodged his best completion rate of 78.3, most yards with 317 yards, most completions with 36 completions, and most TDs with 3 touchdowns, and no one is more at ease than the Bengals. Adding to the list of achievements, Burrow threw a 63-yard pass to wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase, making it the longest pass Burrow has ever thrown. 

Entering week 6 with three defeats and two victories, the Bengals are set to get back on track with Burrow’s injury situation coming to an end. However, against the Seahawks, Joe Burrow will look forward to capitalizing on his form, setting the tone for future matchups.

Moreover, it’s the gridiron that discloses what the future has in store for the Bengals and Burrow. Meanwhile, let us know your thoughts on Burrow’s promising performance and whether it will be consistent moving forward.

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