Bengals fans stunned as Joe Burrow unleashes 50-yard throw: "My fantasy QB"

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is looking for a big year five during the 2024-2025 season. Burrow, who played in 10 games last season, suffered a torn ligament in his right wrist, which caused him to miss seven games.

While the star quarterback could have endured worse injuries, his torn ligament caused the Bengals to miss the playoffs. They finished the season with a 9-8 record.

As Burrow eases into things while preparing for the upcoming season, he was seen delivering bombs today during the Bengals' training camp practice.

Fans liked what they saw from Burrow. Bengals Nation gushed over their field general's offseason throws. These long tosses likely signify that Burrow's wrist is almost 100%.

Here's how fans reacted on social media:

"My god, what a throw," one fan said.

"Best throw and route this Training Camp," one fan said.

"Nothing says "Bengals training camp" like Joey B throwing dimes with bridges and factories singing backup," one fan said.

Two years after their team's latest Super Bowl appearance, Bengals fans long to see Burrow return to the 2021-2022 form where he was named the Comeback Player of the Year.

Here's how other fans reacted:

"Arm strength is on point!" one fan said.

"Mother of god, he's fu**ing back!!!!!" one fan wrote.

"Pardon my French, but HOLY FU** JOEY B," one excited fan said.

Joe Burrow focused on improving this season after returning from a wrist injury

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At the beginning of training camp, Joe Burrow spoke to Cincinnati media and stated that he was ready for the season and that his wrist injury was behind him. As he expands his offensive arsenal each year, Burrow said one of his goals is continuous improvement.

Burrow said:

"You grow and learn every year. I know I'm pretty damn good. I have been, and I'm going to continue to improve year to year, day to day, and I think that's how you have to approach it. I'm focused on continued improvement."

Burrow is an undoubted success with the Bengals. Following his rookie campaign, where he suffered a season-ending knee injury, he rebounded in 2021 to spearhead a Super Bowl charge where his side lost a 23-20 heartbreaker to the Los Angeles Rams.

The following year, Joe Burrow had an even better regular season record at 12-4, but the Bengals fell to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game. Looking to bounce back from last season's misfortune, Burrow and the Bengals hope to compete for an AFC North crown this winter.