Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow finally broke his silence after undergoing surgery that will sideline him until December.

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.

Joe Burrow is out for the next few months after he underwent surgery for a Grade 3 turf toe injury on Sept. 19. There hasn't been much of an update regarding the Bengals quarterback since he underwent surgery, that is until his top receiver Ja'Marr Chase gave a funny, but promising update when speaking to the media on Friday.

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.

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.

As the NFL begins to turn the page to Week 5, the Detroit Lions (3-1) continue to work their way through AFC North opponents. After taking down the Baltimore Ravens 38-30 on the road and then the Cleveland Browns 34-10 at home, the Lions will now face the Cincinnati Bengals (2-1) in Week 5.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow made his first public comments Friday since undergoing surgery on his left toe, and it will not necessarily lift

CINCINNATI — Joe Burrow has spoken. The star quarterback made his first public comments on Friday—one week after undergoing surgery on his left toe. Burrow suffered a grade three turf toe injury in Cincinnati's Week 2 win over Jacksonville.

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

If any QB can come back quickly from a major turf toe injury, it's Joe Burrow. But Jay Glazer explains why the Bengals star is unlikely to return this season.

The Broncos won't see Joe Burrow on Monday night, but the NFL Research team has quite the note on how Bo Nix's and Joe Burrow's stats compare through their first 20 games. Nix and Burrow are tied for the 10th-most TD passes through a player's first 20 games since 1970. pic.twitter.com/QICVR09btX