The underlying thing here? Burrow’s priority is chasing championships. As long as the Bengals show they’ll provide the resources to put him in that position consistently, everything will be fine. So they should do that, rather than find out what happens if they don’t.

Colin Cowherd on Joe Burrow: "It's very hard to miss the playoffs when you have a great quarterback. One team that happened this year: Cincinnati."

Joe Burrow in a different jersey? That’s the wild scenario Colin Cowherd just threw into the NFL rumor mill. The Bengals’ franchise QB’s been the face of Cincinnati, but Cowherd hinted that Burrow might not stay forever,

Knox also lists the Kansas City Chiefs as a back-up option for a Pratt trade. While fans might think it unlikely the Bengals help out one of their biggest rivals like that, keep in mind that they did right by shipping Joe Mixon to a contender with the Houston Texans in the AFC, too.

The Deadpool star is at the center of speculation due to his legal battle with Justin Baldoni. Accusations that Reynolds mocked Baldoni in Deadpool & Wolverine have sparked controversy and fueled rumors about his future with Disney and Marvel.

If the Cincinnati Bengals thought Joe Burrow was finally done sending public warnings and pressure their way…they couldn’ve have been more wrong. Burrow’s latest stop on the relentless media tour was a podcast episode of “Pardon My Take” this week.

The thought of superstar quarterback Joe Burrow requesting a move away from the Cincinnati Bengals initially sounds far-fetched. However, since their Super Bowl appearance in 2021, the Bengals have yet to reach those heights again.