Joe Burrow inching toward Bengals return with positive practice designation
NY Post
Joe Burrow could see the field soon.
The star Bengals quarterback was a full participant in practice on Wednesday, setting up a possible return after two months away.
Burrow has been sidelined since Sept. 14 after suffering a toe injury against the Jaguars in Cincinnati’s second game of the season and later undergoing surgery.
Wednesday was the first time Burrow, 28, went through 11-on-11 drills and a full practice since the procedure.
But there’s still reason to believe Burrow has some ways to go before putting the uniform back on.
Before Wednesday’s practice, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor wouldn’t commit to Burrow playing in Week 12 against the Patriots on Sunday.
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