The Cincinnati Bengals are currently under assault from all sides, an attack spearheaded by quarterback Joe Burrow himself. Burrow just had another extensive interview—this time a lengthy podcast—in which he detailed ways he is willing to re-do his contract and his overall cap knowledge while imploring the Bengals to find ways to keep key players.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow might end up spotted at an Indiana Fever game or two next season. In New Orleans for Super Bowl festivities, Burrow fielded a question about WNBA star Caitlin Clark and offered plenty of praise — while pledging to get to a game soon.

Former Ravens defensive tackle Chris Canty recently took to ESPN's "First Take" to make a bold Burrow claim.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was back healthy in 2024 and was named AP NFL Comeback Player of the Year for the second time at the NFL Honors in New Orleans.

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.

Joe Burrow made his feelings perfectly clear when asked about the futures of Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, Trey Hendrickson and Mike Gesicki last week at radio row. Burrow wants the Bengals to spend to not only keep their top players—but to put a championship team around him.

Joe Burrow continues campaigning for the Cincinnati Bengals to shell out cash to keep its star players in Ohio. His latest comes in pointing out the Eagle's top-heavy roster.