Cincinnati Bengals’ Joe Burrow will miss rest of 2023 season with ligament tear

The Cincinnati Bengals declared that their great quarterback, Joe Burrow, will miss the rest of the 2023 season due to a ruptured ligament in his right wrist.
The news was announced by head coach Zac Taylor on Friday afternoon. He stated that Burrow would probably require surgery and that the team’s success will not be affected by not having their Pro Bowl quarterback, who helped them win the Super Bowl the previous year.

Speaking about the 5-5 Bengals, Taylor stated, “This season is far from over.”

During the Bengals’ 34-20 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday, Burrow sustained an injury. In his first meaningful NFL action against the Ravens, backup quarterback Jake Browning completed 8 of 14 passes for 68 yards and a score. Cincinnati will likely go to him.
Burrow remarked on Friday afternoon, “It’s tough.” “You put in a lot of effort for times and seasons such as this. Any injury that ends prematurely is difficult to deal with. That’s how the game works. As he threw on the play on which he was hurt, he continued, describing feeling “a pop.”

Prior to that game on Friday, the Associated Press had reported that the NFL was looking into how the club had handled Burrow’s injury status. The Bengals shared a video of Burrow stepping off a team bus with his right hand in what seemed to be a soft cast on social media, which they later removed. Reviews like these are typical; the NFL often investigates incidents that are comparable. If a team violates the NFL’s injury report regulation, they risk fines and even losing a draft selection.

“When you go up to that altitude, things can swell up, so it’s not uncommon for guys to wear compression sleeves on a plane,” Burrow remarked on Friday. “You have a lot of bumps and bruises, football.” This is an entirely