The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 31-27 on Sunday, moving to 2-0. However, the celebration was brief in the Queen City on Sunday, as attention quickly turned to their quarterback's health. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow left the game with a toe injury, later confirmed as turf toe. On Monday morning, ESPN's Adam Schefter confirmed the worst-case scenario, that Burrow will undergo surgery.
ESPN sources: Bengals QB Joe Burrow will need toe surgery that will sideline him a minimum of three months. pic.twitter.com/g8AiFectwX
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 15, 2025
"ESPN sources: Bengals QB Joe Burrow will need toe surgery that will sideline him for a minimum of three months," Schefter reported.
The Bengals won their first two games by less than seven points, which are the kinds of games they did not win last year. But now, Jake Browning will be trusted with the 2-0 record and first place in the AFC North.
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