Joe Burrow is doing well in his rehab for his surgically repaired right wrist, according to an update he provided. He has been working with his longtime trainer Dak Notestine during the offseason and has been consistent with his rehab routine. Despite the injury, Burrow has been able to continue with his usual lifting and conditioning regimen and feels that he is in a great spot physically.
Burrow’s 2020 season ended in Week 11 due to a knee injury, and he also strained his calf during training camp last year. The Bengals quarterback is putting in the work to ensure that he is in the best condition possible for the upcoming season. Burrow expressed confidence in his preparation and emphasized the importance of listening to his body. He is learning to be more mindful of his physical limits and not push through pain as he may have done in the past. By taking a more cautious approach and understanding his body better, Burrow believes he will be able to improve his overall performance and avoid unnecessary injuries.
Burrow has a solid record as a starter in both the regular season and postseason, including a trip to the Super Bowl and the AFC Championship Game. His dedication to his health and training is crucial for the Bengals’ success. By prioritizing his well-being and physical condition, Burrow is setting himself up for another successful season on the field.
