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Adam Shafter
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ESPN Senior Author- ESPN NFL Internal
- Joined ESPN in 2009
- Former president of the American pro-football writers and author of four books
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Ben Baby
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ESPN Staff Writer- ESPN Staff Writer
- He was previously the author of the College Ledge Footballer for the Dallas Morning News
- University of North Texas graduate
The Cincinnati Bengals rookie quarterback Bur Burrow injured multiple ligaments in his left knee on Sunday, sources told ESPN.
An MRI showed Burroughs tearing his ACL and MCL and encountering other structural problems.
Burroughs was sent off in the third quarter of Sunday’s 20-9 defeat in Washington. In a tweet on Sunday afternoon, Burroughs said “see next year,” indicating that his 2020 season is over.
Burroughs was at the team’s facility on Monday and has been in good spirits since the injury at the end of the season, teammates said. Bengals second-year coach Zack Taylor is expected to meet with reporters around ET on Monday at 3 p.m.
The borough was injured on the third and 2nd pass attempts after a row was sandwiched by two of Washington’s defenders.
2020 NFL The first overall pick in the draft became the first fuss in league history with six 300-yard passing games in its first 10 releases. Burroughs was 22-of-34 for 203 yards and lost before going down in the third quarter.
Cincinnati had hoped that the Broro franchise would be the next base quarterback when the Bengals opted for the Southeast Ohio product with the top overall pick. After Borough almost officially reached Cincinnati, it became clear that he would be the team’s Week 1 starter as a kappachi. The Bengals outscored the team’s second-round pick Andy Dalton in the 2011 draft, and did not add another second quarterback to the 53-man roster.
In his first 10 games, Ruchi showed why he offered so much hope for a franchise that has not won a playoff game since January 1991. The player’s first 10 games (2,688 yards, including Sunday’s total game play). At the half mark of the season, Andrew Luck was on the verge of breaking the record for most yards passed by Buro Rookie (37474).
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