At 28 years old, Burrow has put up impressive numbers throughout his five-year NFL career. He has thrown for 19,001 yards, 140 touchdowns, and 46 interceptions, while completing 68.6 percent of his passes in 69 games. Those numbers have come despite two seasons with major injury issues.

Burrow and his Bengals will try to kick off the 2025 season on a high note when they visit the AFC North rival Cleveland Browns on Sept. 7. The Bengals are notorious slow starters, and it’s proven costly the last two years, so it’s not too early to call this a pivotal game for Zac Taylor’s group.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow had nothing but good things to say during mandatory minicamp after the team released linebacker Germaine Pratt. The Bengals released Pratt in a cost-cutting measure after the veteran requested his release back in February, but only after revamping the position via free agency and the draft.