BREAKING NEWS: Bengal’s star Joe Burrow sends distressing messages ahead of Bengal’s 2024 season

Former LSU standout and Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow will return to the practice field this month for the first time since suffering a wrist injury last fall.

He wants to start before the 2024 campaign. He’s been working on his body all offseason and is sending a message to the rest of the NFL to expect a bigger, stronger version of himself. “I’m eating more, I’ve been more selective about my diet and eating and eating when I need to, so that’s been a big focus for me and I’ve seen results,” Burrow said. , via Bengals.com. “I’m bigger, definitely bigger. … I’m really strong, bigger than I was. We’re going to continue to eat right, get up and get into a routine and see where I’m at.” Burrow and the Bengals are trying to win arguably the NFL’s toughest division, the AFC North, which saw four teams finish with winning records last season.

It is the first time it has happened since 1935, ending Cincinnati’s two-year streak of five playoff wins and a Super Bowl appearance, he is the third former LSU star to be drafted, joining Tigers standouts Billy Cannon.(1960) and With JaMarcus Russell (2007). Burrow, who grew up in Ohio, began his college career at Ohio State, but announced his transfer after the 2017 season and ultimately decided to take his talents to LSU with two years of eligibility remaining.

While Burrow was solid in his first year as a freshman after transferring from Ohio State — 57.8 percent completion, 2,894 yards, 16 touchdowns, five interceptions and a strong display of toughness and leadership — what he accomplished as the Tigers’ bosses Winning the Fiesta Bowl in 2018 was just a taste of what’s to come next season. In his second and final season in Baton Rouge in 2019, Burrow had arguably the best season ever in college football, leading LSU to a 15-0 record and the school’s first national championship since. 2007 season. Burrow completed 402-of-527 (76.3 percent) passes for 5,671 yards and 60 touchdowns with six interceptions, setting both team and national records while winning the Heisman Trophy. Burrow Cannon became just the second player in LSU history to take home college football’s most sought after player award when he took home the honor last December.

In addition to the Heisman, Burrow also won the Maxwell Award, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, Davey O’Brien Award and Walter Camp Award during the 2019 season, making him one of the most decorated college quarterbacks in recent years. a few decades. Get the latest football and recruiting results for your favorite college team today. A graduate of Athens High School in The Plains, Ohio, Burrow was rated as a four-star prospect and the No. 8 dual-threat quarterback \of.