Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Joe Burrow's Toe Injury: Potential Surgery and Timeline
Joe Burrow, the Bengals' quarterback, hurt his left toe during a game.
It might be turf toe with damaged ligaments, possibly needing surgery.
If he needs surgery, he might not be able to play for around three months.
This is a big deal for the Bengals, as they are currently undefeated, and Burrow has previously had other injuries, including an ACL tear and a wrist injury.
He was drafted first overall in 2020 and has led the team to the Super Bowl in the past.
Joe Burrow sustained a left toe injury in the Bengals vs. Jaguars game.
He was helped off the field after the injury.
Sources suggest a turf toe with possible torn ligaments.
Surgery may be required, potentially sidelining Burrow for up to three months.
Burrow has a history of injuries, including an ACL tear and wrist injury.
- Who
- Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback
- What
- Suffered a left toe injury
- When
- During the first half of the Bengals vs. Jaguars game on Sunday
- Where
- Cincinnati Bengals home game
- Why
- Injured during the game.
- Player
- Joe Burrow
- Team
- Cincinnati Bengals
- Injury
- Left toe
- Possible Diagnosis
- Turf toe with torn ligaments
- Potential Surgery
- May be required
- Estimated Recovery
- Up to 3 months if surgery is needed
- 2020 Draft
- First overall pick
