Joe Burrow does not want to hear any glowing reviews after a presidential match on Thursday night against Philadelphia Eagles.
Star team manager played two series and threw two consignments before leaving. He missed his first shipment but ended 9 out of 10 in 123 meters and two touchdowns in a quarter of actions.
For most of the world, it looked like Burrow was ready for operations over a normal period, especially with his relationship with Ja’marr Chase. However, QB’s assessment was closer to what Eeyore said.
“Today was average. Today was average,” said Burrow. “But overall I’m happy with where I am. Next week I want to be a little better.”
Dinning a backup of Eagles does not give Burrow any pleasure, but it was simply Thursday’s job.
“I think I could have been better,” he said after his 157.5 points in a quarter of the season. “I missed the first throw. I put everyone else where I wanted to put them. I would have liked to have spun it a little better today. But we had scored two matches, so start learning from some representatives and getting better.”
Burrow pointed to the penalties that hit Bengals as something the team needs to clean up before the games count.
“We have to be better. Too many penalties, too many errors,” he said. “Such things will happen, but I think it’s just not clean enough.”
After a legendary Slow starts every season, Zac Taylor coach is trying something else, as his beginners get into some representative in advance in the hope of getting out of the gate faster in 2025.
“I think first is just the threat of being beaten a big reason why we want these boys out there, Joe wants out there,” said Taylor. “Because he knows he won’t be hit by exercises. “
Burrow and High Breaks Bengals should destroy Philly Copy, so Burrow’s attitude is understandable. If the thing is to knock off the dust and be ready for action while avoiding major injuries, Thursday night was a success for Bengals’ first team.
Bengals’ defense, on the other hand, is far inland.
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 34-27.