Just 20 Days Removed From Surgery, Bengals Sensation Joe Burrow Makes Fiery Comeback in First Cincinnati Practice

The 25-year-old starting quarterback of the Cincinnati Bengals, Joe Burrow, is back at the training session! It looked like Burrow had to wait for a long time to return to the field after he missed a few training sessions. The QB underwent the procedure to remove his appendix on July 26th. He suffered from appendicitis, where the appendix gets swollen/inflamed.

Burrow was back on the field 19 days after the procedure. He wore his orange jersey finally and participated in the drills. Although he had just recovered from a surgery, he surprised all his teammates when he not only stayed in the seven-on-seven period but also threw ten passes against the starters and the backups.

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His teammates and coaching staff did not see any difference in his performance. Middle linebacker Logan Wilson said, “He didn’t look any different.” 

Joe Burrow on his Super Bowl loss

Joe Burrow‘s and the Cincinnati Bengals’ monumental loss was devastating for the fans. Burrow once said that losing a state championship was as similar to losing the Super Bowl Championship. Burrow broke the spell and helped the Bengals win the AFC Championship. Then they played in the Super Bowl for the first time since the 1988 season. With Burrow in their team, the Bengals have become an offensive juggernaut.

However, losing to the Rams hit him hard, as the young QB shared a picture on his Instagram story while he practiced with Jordan Palmer in the off-season. Onlookers noticed that he was using something special during his training period.

Burrow used the Super Bowl Ball to practice. He apparently is taking that loss and motivating himself to train hard.

Joe Burrow was seen working hard and sprinting on the field. It looks like maybe this year he will finally reach his ultimate goal.

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