In the early goings of a hopefully promising season, the worst possible thing has happened to the Cincinnati Bengals. Franchise quarterback Joe Burrow is injured. And he's not going to return to the field for a good while. Yes, Jake Browning has proven to ...

RG3 was one of the most exciting players in the league during his rookie season, but injuries cut short a promising career and by 2015 Washington had named Cousins the starter. Griffin played in Cleveland in 2016 (making five starts), was a free agent for all of 2017, and finished his NFL career with the Ravens, starting twice from 2018-2020.

Yahoo Sports’ Jason Fitz and Caroline Fenton discuss how Joe Burrow’s legacy will be impacted after another injury that will see him miss multiple months. I think that would be the worst case scenario, and I think that's the number one concern that we ...

Honorable Mention: CeeDee Lamb (ankle, should return in a few weeks), Nick Bosa (torn ACL), Jayden Daniels (knee, week-to-week), and James Connor (foot, out for season).

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow shared an emotional Instagram message, \"This game will break your heart. See you soon,\" after turf toe surge

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is set to undergo surgery for his Grade 3 turf toe injury on Sept. 19 in Birmingham, Alabama, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. There is a chance the surgery could be pushed back a few days due to swelling.

The big Lions news has nothing to do with what happened last week or even this season. It's from an injury that occurred on December 15, 2024 when Alim McNeill tore his ACL. Recovery is typically around 11 months, so he is a tick ahead of that schedule as he opened his 21-day practice window today.