Cincinnati Bengals' Super Bowl dreams are in jeopardy after star quarterback Joe Burrow sustained a severe turf toe injury in Week 2, requiring surger

Joe Burrow suffered a significant turf toe injury in Week 2. Here's what to know about the Bengals QB's potential return to action in 2025.

C INCINNATI -- For the first time in over a month, Joe Burrow is in attendance to watch his team play. The Cincinnati Bengals star quarterback hasn't been to a game since injuring his toe in Week 2, but he's in the building at Paycor Stadium for the team's huge Thursday night showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Based on Burrow's injury distinction, treatment, and rehab, here is what has been said about him returning to the field in 2025.

Fans express awe over Aaron Rodgers' arm strength in 60-yard failed Hail Mary attempt to close out Steelers' Week 7 loss to Bengals

The Cincinnati Bengals ' offense has struggled tremendously without star quarterback Joe Burrow. That's not a surprise given Burrow is one of the league's elite QBs, but when you've invested in star receivers like Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, the inability to get them the football stands out.

In the battle of the 40-year-old NFL quarterbacks, it was stunningly Joe Flacco who reigned supreme. Yes that Joe Flacco, with barely two weeks of time in the Bengals facility under his belt. In

T hursday Night Football features a battle of 40-year-old quarterbacks as Aaron Rodgers (41-years old) and the Pittsburgh Steelers visit Cincinnati to face Joe Flacco (40-year-old) and the Bengals.