Joe Burrow is back: Bengals QB on field, throwing in Bengals first OTA Share Updated: 2:47 PM EDT May 25, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff Share Updated: 2:47 PM EDT May 25, 2021
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The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 2:47 PM EDT May 25, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff WLWT Digital Staff Joe Burrow is back. The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback clocked in Tuesday afternoon at Paul Brown Stadium, back on the field and throwing during the team s first Organized Team Activities. The 24-year-old was on the practice field wearing a helmet and throwing pads, as well as a large brace on his surgically repaired left knee.Although not partaking in every drill, Burrow was throwing and planting on his left leg a good sign as he preps for the upcoming season. It was good to be back, Burrow said. Good to see everybody. You know, whenever anybo
olympians and the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee said it still anticipates american athletes will be able to compete safely. meanwhile, as japan aims to inoculate its 36 million elderly people by the end of july, two mass vaxz nation sites opened yesterday in tokyo and osaka remain provinces under a state of emergency until at least the end of this month. only about 2 to 4% of japan s total population has been vaccinated so far. let s go to the nfl now. packers quarterback aaron rodgers was absent on the first day of voluntary organized team activities yesterday amid reports that the reigning nfl mvp wants out of green bay. and for the first time last night, rodgers detailed some of his frustrations during an interview on espn. watch. i think sometimes people forget what really makes an organization. and you know, history is important legacy of so many
(METRO) – The Packers are back to work for their first week of Organized Team Activities.
The team will hold its first OTA session today.
The Packers will run a total of 10 OTA’s over the next three weeks followed by a mandatory minicamp beginning June 15th.
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The Bears traded up to take Justin Field at No. 11 overall.
Two weeks of Chicago celebrating him as the quarterback to save the Bears from their decades of offensive tedium is nothing to rookie Justin Fields.
He’s been a star since he was a teenager, playing on national television and having his wild college recruitment covered in a Netflix documentary, then took center stage at Ohio State playing bigger games than any of the Bears’ the last two seasons.
So he’s fine with the frenzy. Bring it.
“I’m made for this,” he said. “I’m built for this. It’s nothing new to me.”