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As Joe Burrow goes, so go the Bengals. The Pro Bowl quarterback is day to day with the lingering effects of a right calf strain suffered early in training camp. If he can't, backup Jake Browning — a former practice squad QB who had his first and only NFL pass attempt in Week 1 — will get the nod.
It appears that the Baltimore Ravens, once again, will have to rely on the "next man up" mentality to win in Week 3.
Joe Burrow's numbers aren't the biggest problem in Cincinnati this year. It's his calf injury that is concerning.
Kroger is offering a sweet treat for Bengals fans if the Cincinnati team wins a game.
Lamar Jackson did more than enough to beat the Bengals, even without injured running back J.K. Dobbins. The Ravens' explosive quarterback threw two touchdown passes and extended drives with his legs as Baltimore outlasted slow-starting Cincinnati 27-24 on Sunday. The AFC North champion Bengals fell to 0-2 for the second consecutive season, and quarterback Joe Burrow may have aggravated a calf injury that sidelined him for all of training camp.