SAD NEWS :He Can play Again, Bengals QB Joe Burrow Will Not Play After…
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is progressing well in his recovery from November wrist surgery, coach Zac Taylor said at league meetings on Tuesday. “It’s positive,” Taylor said.
“It’s right on schedule, and so we’re encouraged with everything we thought it was going to be and where he’s going to fit into our offseason.” Burrow said in early March that he expects to participate in the Bengals’ offseason program this spring.
“I think middle of May is when I am expecting to kind of be cleared for full contact and everything,” Burrow told ESPN at the time. Along with the torn wrist ligament that required surgery, Burrow also dealt with a calf injury suffered during training camp and played a role in the Bengals’ tough start.
While Burrow has been busy working toward a return, the Bengals have made some significant changes on the offensive side of the ball.
With the trade of Joe Mixon the Houston Texans, Zack Moss is the new starting running back. Cincinnati also brought in Trent Brown to play right tackle, while former quarterbacks coach Dan Pitcher replaced Brian Callahan as the offensive coordinator when Callahan left to coach the Tennessee Titans.
