Former Denver Broncos Super Bowl-winning wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders is still very much in tune with the current product, and he'll be watching along as the Broncos host the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football.

The Bengals quarterback was initially projected to miss three months after surgery to fix an injury initially reported as turf toe, but Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer reported last week that it is a fully torn tendon, ligament and capsule in his foot.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has finally broken his silence in the aftermath of his latest season-ending injury. On social media, at least. A week removed from surgery to address his Grade 3 turf toe, Burrow posted a series of photos with this as the caption: “This game will break your heart. See you soon.”

Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow underwent successful toe surgery on Friday, and now we have an update on when he could return to the field.

The surest way to challenge for a Super Bowl in the NFL is the franchise quarterback: the superstar at the most important position in the game who can make his teammates better. The Bengals got just that with the first pick in 2020 by selecting Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrow out of LSU.

The Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end appeared on Up & Adams this week following a season-changing sack he had on Joe Burrow in Week 2's 31-27 win by Cincinnati. It was the unfortunate play that took out most of Burrow's season with a Grade-3 turf toe injury.

Cincinnati Bengals coach Zac Taylor has confirmed that quarterback Joe Burrow will have surgery on his injured left toe.

Three days after surgery to repair his turf-toe injury, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was in the team's locker room.

Until something else comes to light, that reported best-case scenario of mid-December or January remains the best information Bengals fans have on Burrow. If nothing else, Chase, at least, makes it sound like it’s the same old Burrow attacking rehab while attempting to get back.