Three men charged in a December burglary at the home of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow are in talks with prosecutors about a plea deal, according to a court filing.

ESPN's crew on the morning show Get Up debated on the Bengals star quarterback returning to game action this season, and one former Super Bowl Champion stated that he should return regardless of the teams record.

Burrow probably turned a few more heads after practice, too, while chatting about his injury with reporters. There, Burrow pointed out that this was an easier injury to come back from than the tricky knee and wrist issues of past years, almost jokingly noting that he’s used to ligament injuries by now.

Here's where they need to go for the playoffs to be a likely outcome. Burrow is definitely out for this week's game against the 5-4 and AFC North-leading Pittsburgh Steelers, and it's a safe assumption for him to miss next week's matchup against the New England Patriots.

UConn quarterback Joe Fagnano accomplished something last week that no college passer had done since 2019, leading the Huskies to a 37-34 win over Duke. For the fifth consecutive game, he surpassed 250 passing yards while throwing at least three touchdowns without an interception.

A former NFL QB and current ESPN analyst has called for Joe Burrow to potentially request a trade away from the Bengals.