Earlier this week, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was seen with a slight limp, raising concerns among fans and analysts as the team heads into the final stretch of the season. The Bengals have reported Burrow as “limited” on the injury report due to a knee issue, which is a new concern following his recent recovery from a Grade 3 turf toe injury that required surgery.
While there is no confirmation if the limp persisted into Wednesday, the listing may provide some insight into his condition. With only three games left in the season that hold little significance for the Bengals’ playoff hopes, many are questioning the rationale behind allowing Burrow to continue playing, especially given his recent history of injuries.
In addition to Burrow, the Bengals’ injury report for the week shows that wide receiver Tee Higgins is also listed as limited due to being in concussion protocol. Meanwhile, defensive players BJ Hill, Kris Jenkins, and Joseph Ossai missed practice due to injuries sustained in the previous week’s game.
As the Bengals prepare to face the Miami Dolphins, the growing injury concerns add uncertainty to their progression. The team finds itself at a crossroads, weighing the importance of player health against competitive spirit. The hope remains that the injuries do not hinder Burrow’s performance or the team’s overall capability as they seek to end the season on a high note despite the challenges.