Joe Burrow on fire: Bengals star eyes Browns showdown after explosive week, praises Myles Garrett

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Joe Burrow’s Momentum Builds Ahead of Browns Clash

CINCINNATI — Joe Burrow is riding a wave of confidence, having secured his second consecutive FedEx Air & Ground Player of the Week award. In a dominant performance against the Cardinals, he completed 24 of 31 passes, achieving an impressive 77.4 percent completion rate while amassing 305 yards and throwing two touchdowns, culminating in a stellar passer rating of 129.1.

Recent Performance Highlights

Over the past two weeks, Burrow has showcased his exceptional skills with a total of six touchdowns and no interceptions, a significant turnaround after experiencing a challenging outing against the Ravens where he threw two picks. His current form has set the stage for an intriguing showdown this weekend against Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns.

Facing Myles Garrett and the Browns

Garrett, the formidable defensive end, stands just one sack away from breaking the NFL’s single-season sack record. Despite this looming milestone, Burrow remains unfazed, understanding the importance of adapting his game to different situations on the field.

“There are going to be situations where a sack is the best of the bad outcomes of that play, and maybe I take one,” Burrow shared. “And there are going to be other times when I’m about to get sacked, and I need to throw it away. It’s such a situational game that I don’t think you can go in thinking one way or the other. Every play is so different.”

Battling the Stats

In his career against the Browns, Burrow has faced considerable pressure, having been sacked a staggering 30 times in just nine games. A significant portion of those sacks can be attributed to Garrett’s relentless pursuit. Acknowledging Garrett’s prowess, Burrow remarked, “He’s more athletic than everybody else on the field — bigger, stronger than everybody else. He has a mindset that he’s not too high or too low at any point, which is pretty unique for a defensive lineman.”

Respect for the Opponent

Burrow’s respect for Garrett extends beyond his on-field capabilities. “He’s a guy that I’ve kind of gotten to know over the years, and I like him as a person. He takes his job very seriously and is a guy I have a lot of respect for.”

As Burrow prepares for the upcoming matchup, he will aim to navigate the challenges posed by Garrett and the Browns, looking to continue his impressive play and lead the Bengals to victory.

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