Joe Burrow Participates in Limited Practice Session on Monday
Joe Burrow is making strides toward his return to the field. The Cincinnati Bengals announced on Monday that Burrow’s 21-day practice window has officially opened. This marks his transition from injured reserve back to participating in team activities.
Burrow has been sidelined since September 16 due to torn ligaments in his toe. He sustained this injury during Cincinnati’s Week 2 triumph against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Early expectations suggested he might return to action in December.
Limited Practice Status
The Bengals reported that Burrow will engage in limited practice sessions as he begins to regain his fitness. Throughout this 21-day period, the team has the option to activate him to the 53-man roster at any point.
Season Performance
In the two games played this season, Burrow completed 21 out of 36 passes for a total of 189 yards, contributing two touchdown throws. His remarkable performance in 2024 included leading the league with 4,918 passing yards and 43 touchdowns. This impressive feat earned him the title of AP Comeback Player of the Year.
Bengals’ Current Standings
- The Bengals currently sit third in the AFC North with a record of 3-6.
As Joe Burrow continues his recovery, fans eagerly anticipate his return, hoping he can enhance the team’s performance in the remainder of the season.
