Joe Burrow out 'several weeks' with a calf strain, per Bengals HC | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Joe Burrow out 'several weeks' with a calf strain, per Bengals HC | FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Cincinnati Bengals HC Zac Taylor told reporters Friday that Joe Burrow will take ‘several weeks’ to recover from his calf strain suffered in practice. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes debate how worried Bengals fans should be about Burrow’s injury.

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Cincinnati Bengals HC Zac Taylor told reporters Friday that Joe Burrow will take ‘several weeks’ to recover from his calf strain suffered in practice. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes debate how worried Bengals fans should be about Burrow’s injury.

JULY 31, 2023・first things first・3:30

Joe Burrow

National Football League

Cincinnati Bengals

Nick Wright

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Joe Burrow out 'several weeks' with a calf strain, per Bengals HC | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Cincinnati Bengals HC Zac Taylor told reporters Friday that Joe Burrow will take ‘several weeks’ to recover from his calf strain suffered in practice. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes debate how worried Bengals fans should be about Burrow’s injury.

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