Bengals’ Joe Burrow says he set the MVP caliber season despite a long-term joint injury
Cincinnati Bengals Star striker Joe Burrow comes out of the season in which he led NFL in passing yards and Touchdowns – and was not 100% healthy.
During a recent performance on Brtool Sports’ “Explain my shots“Burrow, 28, asked his wrist during last season after surgery on it in November 2023. To repair the torn ligament.
“Whenever you have a ligament injury, you will need your wrist for about two years to restore all the mobility and everything you think you need,” he said.
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Joe Burrow appears on the red carpet before the NFL Thursday at the Saenger Theater in New Orleans. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
Despite not being removed from surgery for two years and has no “all the mobility back”, Burrow was Fantastic for Bengale this season.
He finished the fourth in the NFL MVP race and the former LSU star ended more than 70% of his passing attempts despite having had the most attempts Nfl.
Double Pro Bowler collected 4,918 passing meters and 43 Touchdown while playing in all 17 games.
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The AFC striker Joe Burrow from Cincinnati Bengals throws a ball during the passing of a Pro Bowl Skills Challenge test event at Nicholson Fieldhouse at Central Florida University in Orlando, Florida, January 30th. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
There was time during the season when Burrow surgically repaired the wrist, which was on his arm to throw, did not feel so good.
“I feel good right now, I fell several times over the year, it didn’t feel so good, I would say. Somehow only depending on the day, but in the end we got into a good routine of the year that I feel as good as I could by Sunday,” he said.
The Bengalians missed the playoffs closely at 9-8. They won in the last five games in the season, but they dug too deep in the hole to climb on time.
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Cincinnati Bengals, striker Joe Burrow celebrates the victory in the upheaval of the 17th week over Denver Broncos, who held a living hope in the playoffs of his team. (Imagine)
Burrow said he would have an out -of -season season in which he could train, not focusing on rehabilitation will be useful.
“I think it will only help me more because I will not focus on rehab and everything, I can only focus on things specific to volleyball, exercise, get my body the way I want a year. So I’m excited about that,” he said.
Since Burrow had a full season for training, Bengals fans can only dream of what their franchise striker can do next season, and is about completely healthy.
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