Joe Burrow to Undergo Toe Surgery, Sidelined for 3 Months

Joe Burrow's injury is a major blow to the Cincinnati Bengals. He sustained a turf toe injury during the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, which will require surgery. The recovery period is estimated to be at least three months. In his absence, Jake Browning will step in as the starting quarterback. This is a significant change for the Bengals, who had high hopes for the season with Burrow at the helm.

The impact of Burrow's absence is already being felt. The Bengals' Super Bowl odds have taken a hit, and their chances of making the playoffs have decreased. Historically, the Bengals have struggled without Burrow, averaging fewer than 20 points in games he doesn't start. The team has contacted other free agent quarterbacks in the wake of Burrow's injury. Dalton Risner, Bengals offensive lineman, expressed he could've done a better job protecting Burrow on the play where he was injured.

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Turf toe is an injury to the ligaments around the big toe joint, often caused by hyperextension.

At least three months, according to sources.

Jake Browning is expected to take over as the starting quarterback.

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