Burrow is one of the best signal-callers in the game, and the only reason why the Bengals had a slim shot to make the playoffs in the first place.

An NFL executive feels that the situation between Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals could get pretty ugly.

Joe Burrow addressed his recent comments on finding joy in playing football and if he believes changes should be made in Cincinnati

Quarterback Joe Burrow didn’t skip a beat in his return from injury last week, throwing 261 yards and two touchdowns. However, it will take near-perfection mixed in with some luck from this point forward if Burrow and the Bengals want a shot at the postseason.

One rival executive isn't sure whether the Cincinnati Bengals can rise to the occasion as an organization after candid remarks from quarterback Joe Burrow raised some alarms.

In the locker room, right after the Cincinnati Bengals got shut out and eliminated, Joe Burrow addressed the team. “I’ve never really heard Joe speak up like that,” Geno Stone said.

Despite the loss and his recent comments that led to questions about his future in Cincinnati, Burrow stated that he "has a lot of confidence" with the Bengals' front office. "I know how hard people work at it, and we have the right people," Burrow said via a team transcript. "It starts with players playing better, and today it was me."