‘They Are Done Without Joe Burrow’: NFL Power Ranking Puts Bengals On Notice Amid QB Problem

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Joe Burrow warms up before the Bengals host the Colts in the preseason finale.

As the Cincinnati Bengals navigate the early part of the 2025 NFL season, the absence of quarterback Joe Burrow has raised serious concerns about the team’s prospects. With a record of 1-2, the Bengals have plummeted in power rankings, reflecting the dire situation they face without their star signal-caller. Analysts are increasingly vocal about the need for the team to address its quarterback issues if it hopes to remain competitive in the AFC North.

‘They Are Done Without Joe Burrow': NFL Power Ranking Puts Bengals On Notice Amid QB Problem
Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins (5) and quarterback Joe Burrow (9) celebrate a touchdown in the fourth quarter against the Broncos at Paycor Stadium on Saturday, Dec. 28, 2024.

Following a disheartening loss to the Minnesota Vikings, the Bengals are feeling the sting of Burrow’s injury more than ever. Backup Jake Browning’s performance has been lackluster, contributing to a lack of offensive production that has seen the Bengals struggle to score. The team’s reliance on Burrow’s talent and leadership has never been more evident, as they now find themselves in a precarious position.

Power rankings have dropped the Bengals significantly, with many experts predicting that they will not recover without Burrow. The latest assessments suggest that the team lacks the firepower to compete effectively against their upcoming opponents. Browning’s inability to make plays under pressure has further compounded the Bengals’ woes, leaving fans anxious about the future.

With each passing week, the urgency to find a solution intensifies. The front office may need to consider trade options or other strategies to bolster the quarterback position. As the season progresses, the question remains whether Browning can hold down the fort long enough for Burrow to return.

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NFL Power Rankings Highlights Cincinnati Bengals’ QB Problem Without Joe Burrow

Burrow’s absence is opening a whole world of problems for Cincinnati. This is detailed more in an analysis by Pete Prisco for CBS Sports.

So much for the idea that Jake Browning would hold down the fort. You are a backup in this league for a reason. They are done without Joe Burrow.

The Bengals are at a critical juncture, and their next few games will be pivotal in determining their playoff viability. A strong performance could reignite hope, but another setback may force the team to rethink its approach.

The Bengals’ current predicament highlights the importance of having a reliable quarterback. Without Burrow, the team faces an uphill battle, and the pressure is on to find ways to stay competitive in a tough division. How they respond in the coming weeks will shape their season and future.

 

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