Joe Burrow discussed the balance of playing against Myles Garrett and him potentially getting the NFL single-season sack record with trying to just beat the Browns on Sunday.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow discussed his mindset when facing Myles Garrett in Week 18 as the Cleveland Browns star pass-rusher closes in on the NFL's single-season sack record.

Even NFL superstars can't resist a little mid-game snack.

Joe Burrow admitted he was a fan of Shedeur Sanders from his days at Colorado, not just as a player but how he handled his unusual spotlight. Sunday, he and the Bengals will get their first look at the son of NFL Hall of Famer and ironically enough,

CINCINNATI — The Bengals had their top player Mic'd Up for the 37-14 blowout against Arizona. Joe Burrow had plenty of fun throughout a day where he totaled 305 passing yards and two touchdowns. He made some immaculate throws and had playmakers like Ja'Marr Chase (two touchdowns) help him out with their own magic.

To the Bengals’ credit, Burrow is playing behind the best offensive line of his career in Cincinnati. And, generally speaking, shutting out Garrett is a key part of any game plan that wants a chance of beating the Browns.