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QB Joe Burrow, CIN (1 Viewer)

Joe Burrow completed 23-of-36 attempts for 242 yards and two touchdowns, adding 31 yards on six carries in the Bengals' 27-10, Divisional Round win over the Bills.​

Burrow hit a wide-open Ja'Marr Chase on the first drive of the game for his first TD pass. He then found a wide-open Hayden Hurst on the Bengals' second drive for his second TD. With the Bills going three and out on their first two drives, the Bengals were in control of the game after just two possessions, and they never let the Bills back into the game. Burrow was missing several key contributors along the offensive line, but that didn't seem to create any issues for him. Burrow was rarely under heavy pressure and took only one sack. It's possible that the Bengals' line was helped out by snowy conditions that slowed down the Bills pass rush, but the Bengals generated defensive pressure throughout the game, so Burrow's line should get some credit here. If his blocking can hold up again, Burrow will be set up for an explosive outing against the Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.
Jan 22, 2023, 6:27 PM ET
 
Pat McAfee
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Ol’
@RapSheet
just said that the Bengals are gearing up for an extension with Mr Joe Burrow this off-season..

Says their business is “Thriving” and they are ready for it financially..

CONGRATS TO CINCY

Pumped for yinz
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The above tweet was posted BEFORE Burrow and the Bengals beat the Bills in Buffalo.
 
Joe Burrow's extension expected to be more than $50 million per year
... ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler quoted one league executive who expects Burrow’s deal to go north of the deal signed by Aaron Rodgers: “The expectation is both players sign new deals that surpass Rodgers’ league-high average of $50.3 million per year.”
...More than $50 million per year would put Burrow first in average annual value (AAV) amongst quarterbacks.
... the team has already established new cash flows for things like stadium upgrades and extensions.
... the Bengals have never had problems paying their top passers
 
Joe will get paid very well, but I have a feeling that he will leave some money on the table to pay the other stars.
If they want to keep the trio together he’s going to have to take a discount. Higgins is going to command top 15 money and chase eventually top 3
 

Joe Burrow completed 26-of-41 passes for 270 yards, one touchdown, and two interception in Cincinnati's 23-20, AFC Championship game loss to the Chiefs.​

The main thing holding Burrow back in this one was his own offensive line, which was gashed for five sacks, none bigger than a third-and-8 Chris Jones outside move past Hakeem Adeniji with 44 seconds left that forced a punt. They also helped Burrow rush for 30 yards on four tries, as he couldn't often get time to get through all of his reads. Tyler Boyd's injury also helped to slow down Cincinnati's passing attack as Trenton Irwin finished with just two targets and the Bengals had to scheme up ways to get their top two wideouts open. Burrow finished the year as QB4 in points per game behind Jalen Hurts, Patrick Mahomes, and Josh Allen. He'll probably be part of the second tier at quarterback next season in fantasy, but the stock of that tier went up handily in a tough season for quarterback streamers.
Jan 29, 2023, 10:07 PM ET
 
Joe Burrow tabbed as one of top NFL QB bargains...for now
That’s about to change in a big way —
...drafted by teams that don’t historically spend a lot, but the Bengals have operated their spending a bit differently since Burrow arrived, leading some to speculate they might be willing to make him guarantees they haven’t in past contracts.
... Burrow’s about to potentially “reset” the quarterback market...
 
Zac Taylor 3 weeks ago was on record as saying the "Bengals are ready now" to begin the contract extension and I think what he's saying is they already have a number in mind even if it's just 1 single dollar over the highest paid QB, they kinda have to start from there.

The only thing I can see getting in the way is signing bonus and guaranteed money. Hopefully they can all be excited about a $200M+ transaction but we'll see what Brown does, his track record is not good IMO and a lot of others in the media.
 
@RapSheet
just said that the Bengals are gearing up for an extension with Mr Joe Burrow this off-season..

Says their business is “Thriving” and they are ready for it financially..
Joe Burrow extension expected to be largest in NFL history • 4h ago
...they’re already saying Burrow is going to get 55, Joe Burrow is going to get $55 million, he might get $60 (million) by the time this all ends up.”
...Even signing a deal for $55 million per season would set a new mark for quarterbacks. With Lamar Jackson seeking a new deal worth more than $50 million AAV and Los Angeles Chargers star Justin Herbert also eligible for an extension, the price tag could climb even further.
 

Bengals HC Zac Taylor said the team has opened extension talks with QB Joe Burrow.​

The Bengals have had preliminary talks on an extension for Burrow, who has one year remaining on his rookie contract and an $11.5 million cap hit in 2023. Bengals owner Mike Brown said the team could structure Burrow's deal similar to the contract Patrick Mahomes got from the Chiefs (10 years, $450M). Burrow and Chargers QB Justin Herbert are both expected to sign extensions over $50 million annually this offseason.
SOURCE: ESPN
Apr 1, 2023, 11:54 AM ET
 

Bengals exercised Joe Burrow's fifth-year option.​

Here's some more news that should surprise nobody. Burrow has thrown for 9,086 yards and 69 touchdowns over his last two seasons, leading the Bengals to back-to-back AFC Championship games and one Super Bowl. He finished fourth in MVP voting last year. The Bengals are attempting to sign him to an extension this offseason. If for whatever reason that doesn't happen, Burrow will be making $29.5 million on the fifth-year option. Jalen Hurts is the only one of the three major offseason quarterback extension dominos (Justin Herbert is also at the table) that has happened thus far. Hurts set an average per year record of $51 million, but with only $110 million in guarantees.
SOURCE: Ian Rapoport on Twitter
Apr 25, 2023, 3:55 PM ET
 

Joe Burrow said on his ongoing contract extension talks with the Bengals: “I’m involved. That's in the works."

“I’m pretty clear on what I want in the contract and what I think is best for myself and the team,” Burrow added. “So, we’re on the road to making that happen.” Cincinnati's franchise quarterback looks able to command top of the market money from the Bengals if he desires. He and Justin Herbert are the remaining two quarterbacks from this offseason's four market-setting extensions. Lamar Jackson one-upped Jalen Hurts with $52 million per year in his contract, signed after Hurts', and holds the non-Deshaun Watson guaranteed record at $135 million.
SOURCE: Pro Football Talk on NBCSports.com
May 16, 2023, 1:55 PM ET
 
Last year, Burrow lead the league in PFF grades in overall quarterback play and few would argue.
1 Joe Burrow CIN
I think Burrow is going to be even better this season.
Last year he had a burst appendix and had emergency surgery for an appendectomy right before the season began.

Joe Burrow ‘feeling better every day’ after surgery for ruptured appendix
Last year, the Bengals boosted their O-Line but this year they added a Pro Bowl OLT in Orlando Brown Jr. who they signed-away from their playoff who they lost to last year, Kansas City.

Bengals make free-agent splash by signing tackle Orlando Brown Jr. to massive deal

Add, Ja'Marr Chase is entering his third year in the league. Apply the third-year WR rule to expect even 'better' production from his stellar wideout.
Last year the Bengals started out slow and lost their first two games as Burrow was recovering from surgery. They've won the AFCN the last two years and just stole a Pro Bowl OLT away from their top playoff rival.
I believe Burrow is on the path for a 'historic' season.
 
Thats not a forehead, its a five-head.
Lol.

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I can’t be the only person who had to zoom in on that forehead right?
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Feels like he's just due for a mega season. If Chase and Higgins stay healthy all season, he should be a monster for fantasy. His rushing production isn't setting the world on fire, but 250 and 5 on the ground is nothing to scoff at.

I think he can contend for QB1 without the price tag.
 
Feels like he's just due for a mega season. If Chase and Higgins stay healthy all season, he should be a monster for fantasy. His rushing production isn't setting the world on fire, but 250 and 5 on the ground is nothing to scoff at.

I think he can contend for QB1 without the price tag.
Where's the "your lips to God's ears" animated smiley?
 
NFL Rookie Watch @NFLRookieWatxh
Joe Burrow is reportedly viewed as the second best QB in the NFL and it’s “not” even close according to one AFC coach.Burrow was recently ranked as the second best QB in the NFL by executives, scouts, coaches, and players in a survey done by ESPN.One NFL scout said that Burrow’s consistency is “a lot like” Tom Brady and Drew Brees.One AFC coach also said Burrow is “more skilled” than people give him credit for.The Bengals made the RIGHT choice with their first overall pick in 2020
 
Just like the DB on the Lions the other day I'll wait wait for official confirmation before judging him either 100% ok or out for the year.
 
Well we know one thing for sure. Can't ever trust what Zac Taylor says about injuries so just ignore whatever the coach says.
 
Now that we have our first full blown panic the 2023 season has officially begun...everything is easier in the offseason when there are no injuries.
 
Watching the video of what happened I feel better than I did when I first heard the report. He was not really pushing off or landing directly. It looked a bit like a bad cramp. I was leaning the hamstring but the calf strain makes a lot of sense from watching the video again about 500 times. I'm sure they took a good look and we should know for sure in the next 24 hours.
 
Sign some XFL QBs or at least Taamu for the summer.
Their backups are brutal. Give a guy a chance to make an impression
 

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