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Joe Burrow undergoing surgery for appendicitis, will miss start of Bengals training camp

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When the Cincinnati Bengals take the field for the start of training camp on Wednesday, star quarterback Joe Burrow will not be taking snaps under center. Burrow is having a surgical procedure done after being diagnosed with an appendicitis. A source told this to the Enquirer.

The sentiment around Burrow's injury is that it's nothing out of the ordinary and that he should be on track to return after about a week or so. With Burrow out, the Bengals will turn to Brandon Allen and Jake Browning to run the offense. I guess if this was going to happen this is the best time for it happen.

Sounds like they are dealing with a "small" problem before it becomes a major problem.  Missing one week of camp should not be that much of a hinderance.

Hopefully he has no issues.  A lot better for this to be happening now than week 12 or something I guess.

I saw a kid have his appendix removed on a Wednesday and play that Friday night. Burrow is just soft I guess...lol

15 hours ago, Jumper_Dad said:

I saw a kid have his appendix removed on a Wednesday and play that Friday night. Burrow is just soft I guess...lol

He can be as soft as he wants in the preseason.  That's just my opinion. 

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