Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow returns from turf toe injury ready to face the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night, despite the team struggles.

In the absence of their franchise quarterback Joe Burrow, the Cincinnati Bengals have had to mainly rely on veteran QB Joe Flacco, a tried-and-true NFL gunslinger of immense talent despite being ostensibly closer to retirement than his prime. But according to Bengals head coach Zac Taylor, all that’s about to change.

Among the things Joe Burrow remembers about Thanksgiving growing up is watching Matthew Stafford throw for 400 yards ... and still lose.

When thinking about his favorite Thanksgiving memories, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow playfully poked at the Lions.

Cincinnati Bengals' star quarterback Joe Burrow is set to return on Thanksgiving night against the Baltimore Ravens after a nine-game absence due to a turf toe injury. Burrow expressed his determination to play without fear of further injury,

Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson headline a major Thanksgiving showdown as the Bengals-Ravens rivalry heats up with Burrow’s anticipated return.

Burrow had said returning for the Bengals' Thanksgiving game would be "very" meaningful, but he might be back on the field before then.