Sources – Bengals’ Joe Burrows may need a lawn surgery on Tob

Cincinnati Bengals Star Traktback Joe Burrow It deals with a toe injury that could require surgery, the sources told ESPN Adam Schefter on Sunday night.

Pictures of the Burre’s toes toes, which suffered in the second quarter of the week 31-27 Win House over Jacksonville JaguarsThey are sent to the observed foot specialist Dr Robert Anderson to review, the sources told Schefter.

If it is operated, it is expected to be expected to be included for approximately three months.

Burre was injured with 8:36 remaining in the second quarter when Jacksonville defensive end Arik Armstead fired him. The play resulted in Burry to be under other players who fell on him.

Initially, it was buried bordered as he tried to go off the field. But after a few steps, he went down to the lawn. Barrow had a long estimate in a blue injury tent. After a few minutes, he tried to walk to the locker. However, the burial stopped approximately 15 feet of short tunnels leading below the stadium as she sought help the athletic coach to bring him back inside.

Burrow was originally listed as questionable to return before it was turned off. He never returned to the terrain and was in walking boots and on crutches after the game.

Bengala Zac Taylor coach did not have additional information about the caller’s signal status.

In his place, Jake Browning They were led by Bengals by winning the return, closed with his jump 1 yard over the goal line with 18 seconds in the game.

Burrow, Draft Pika no. 1 In 2020. years, he had injuries to seasonal seasons in 2020. years (knee) and 2023. years (joint) that caused him to miss a combined 13 games. He also played through veal injuries suffered in the training camp in front of the campaign 2023. years.

In 14 matches without rebuits as their initial KB, Bengals are two games under .500 and average slightly less than 20 points per competition.

The news about injuries and potential surgery saw that the prospects of Bengal win super Bowl ranges from 20-1 to 30-1, according to ESPN.

ESPN’s baby’s baby contributed to this report.