Bob Dole posted my attachment sideways.

It’s hilarious that you keep saying that as if there isn’t obvious literal receipts on this. Not only are those attendance lows embarrassing, they are closely tied to every bengals losing season. It’s almost perfect correlation.
https://www.statista.com/graphic/1/2...ti-bengals.jpg

He didn't have a high ankle sprain. He twisted his ankle.

Cheating bastards!

He definitely had a high ankle sprain, ****a

No he didn't. High ankle sprains are more significant, leave your ankle unstable and cause pain you can't just ignore or play through.

Here you go, doc.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...n?platform=amp

The Rams must suck this yr.

He's a pretty tough dude. Played through stuff in college that should have kept him out of games.

He tried to go back in to that game in Denver when his kneecap went sideways. The team forced him to sit out 2.5 games, but he was ready to go back in there immediately...which is nuts. I had the same injury myself recently and didn't walk for quite a few days. Needed 6 weeks of physical therapy, which started maybe 7 days after the injury.

Burrow's calf is fine. Truth is, his doctor diagnosed him with a common condition call pussitis. There were a few flare-ups tonight, but he appears to be making progress.

He's def tough and that MF works harder than anyone i've ever seen. I was shocked how hard he works while watching Quarteback.

There's just some real freaking dumbass mother****ers around here that say the stupest shit so i just figured, 'when in Rome...'.

Burrow doesn't have a calf anymore. It blew up during practice and the Bengals just taped some rope onto the back of his leg. It might take a week or two for him to get used to it.

None of those previous slow starts involved your franchise QB battling a calf injury that has lingered for two months.

Your explanation makes a lot of sense. His legs do look pretty dang skinny, lol