Joe Burrow suffers toe injury in potential Bengals nightmare
NY Post
Joe Burrow suffered a toe injury in the first half of Sunday’s Bengals game against the Jaguars.
Cincinnati’s star quarterback remained on the ground after a play in the second quarter, when he tried to evade a sack but was taken to the ground by a Jaguars defender, and grabbed at his left foot.
Trainers tended to Burrow, who did get up under his own power and limped off to the locker room.
He was ruled questionable to return.
Jake Browning took over at quarterback as the Bengals trailed the Jaguars, 17-10, at halftime.
A serious injury to Burrow would be an absolute crusher for a Bengals team looking to leave a playoff-less 2024 campaign in the rearview.
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