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Photo: Instagram/Joe Burrow The National Football League (NFL) is scrutinizing the Cincinnati Bengals for not listing quarterback Joe Burrow on their injury report prior to Thursday night's game against the Baltimore Ravens.  Burrow exited the match in the second quarter due to a wrist injury, leading to the end of his season. A source familiar with the matter revealed this development to The Associated Press on Friday. The Bengals had initially posted, then deleted, a video on social media depicting Burrow disembarking from the team bus with his right hand appearing to be in a soft cast. However, Burrow clarified on Friday that he was wearing a compression sleeve unrelated to his season-ending injury, citing common practices among players to prevent swelling during flights. Photo: Instagram/Joe Burrow The NFL routinely reviews such cases, and violating the league's injury report policy could result in fines or the loss of a draft pick for the team. Bengals coach Zac Taylor, u...

Photo: Instagram/Joe Burrow In a setback for the Cincinnati Bengals, quarterback Joe Burrow experienced an apparent right wrist sprain during Thursday night's game against the Baltimore Ravens.  Head coach Zac Taylor confirmed the injury, stating that Burrow fell on his wrist early in the game and felt discomfort during a touchdown pass. Video footage from the Prime Video broadcast before the game revealed Burrow wearing a brace on his right hand/wrist, although he was not listed on the Bengals' injury report this week. Photo: Instagram/Joe Burrow Coach Taylor expressed unawareness of any previous wrist injury. Burrow left the Week 11 matchup in the second quarter after a 4-yard touchdown throw to Joe Mixon.  Despite returning to the sideline in the second half, he sported a beanie instead of a helmet. The discomfort was evident as Burrow, after his touchdown pass, bent over and later attempted throws on the sideline before heading to the locker room. Backup quarterback Jake B...

Photo: Instagram/Jalen Hurts Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, Jalen Hurts , has continued his impressive streak of accomplishments by earning his master's degree. Fresh off a trip to the Super Bowl and a record-breaking contract extension, Hurts returned to the University of Oklahoma to receive his degree in human relations, adding yet another milestone to his already remarkable year. Expressing his pride, Hurts took to Instagram, writing, "I Know Momma Proud Of This One.." His former Alabama teammate, Dallas Warmack, replied with congratulations, acknowledging Hurts' unique qualities. Photo: Instagram/Jalen Hurts celebrates a milestone achievement. Hurts had a successful college football career, starting as the quarterback for the Crimson Tide from 2016 until 2018. He then transferred to Oklahoma for his senior year, where he led the team to a Big 12 Championship and finished second in the Heisman Trophy race behind Joe Burrow . The University of Oklahoma congratula...