We have seen Joe Burrow struggle. We've seen every quarterback struggle. From Tom Brady to Patrick Mahomes, they all have gross games like the one Burrow had against the Ravens. It is what it is when that happens.

The Cincinnati Bengals were officially eliminated from postseason contention on Sunday, but don't expect quarterback Joe Burrow to be shut down as the team's season winds down.

On a day when the Cincinnati Bengals ' season climaxed with an absolute dud, quarterback Joe Burrow had one of his worst games in recent memory. Burrow threw two interceptions, including a 95-yard pick-six,

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow made headlines this week for a press conference that featured him saying "if I want to keep doing this, I have to have fun doing it" and Sunday's game against the Ravens wasn't the kind of day to rekindle a love for the game.

If you think the Bengals need changes at the top and on the sideline, the most important voice in the locker room, QB Joe Burrow, disagrees.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is blaming himself for Cincinnati's 24-0 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The Bengals were eliminated from the playoff race.

Bengals QB Joe Burrow is playing in his third game since suffering a turf toe injury during a Week 2 win against Jacksonville.