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Joe Burrow, quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals, expressed a desire to throw the ball even more often after their 22-17 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, despite dropping back to pass 58 times and throwing it 54 times already. Despite turning over the ball twice in this game—marking an increase in turnovers compared to his early career—the team’s head coach, Zac Taylor, remains unconcerned about Burrow's performance. The Bengals will face the Miami Dolphins next week.
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In Sunday's game, the Cincinnati Bengals lost 22-17 to the Jacksonville Jaguars, dropping their record to 2-2. Quarterback Joe Burrow, despite throwing the ball 54 times in what was his third-highest attempt total career-wise, expressed a desire for even more pass attempts rather than seeking balance with increased running plays. "Let’s throw it more," he asserted postgame, emphasizing that his team will adapt depending on game situations—running extensively or passing heavily as necessary. Despite generally strong performance this season, Burrow has been turning the ball over more frequently; he added two interceptions to his tally in this loss, continuing a trend of increased turnovers recently.
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The Bengals fell to 2-2 on Sunday with a 22-17 loss to the Jaguars, marking their second consecutive loss after opening the season 2-0.
asserted
Bengals → fall → season
And quarterback Joe Burrow has an interesting request for the Bengals’ offense.
asserted
Burrow → have → offense
Burrow dropped back to pass 58 times in the loss and threw the ball 54 times, the third-most in his career, but doesn’t see a need for more balance in the offense, and actually wants to be doing it more.
asserted
Burrow → drop → it
“Let’s throw it more,” Burrow said postgame on Sunday.
asserted
Burrow → throw → Sunday
“I know we’re great at it.
asserted
we → know → it
I know that that’s what I do best, and we’re pass protecting really well right now.
asserted
we → know → what
Obviously we’d like to get more out of the run game, but I know we’ll make it work…
asserted
it → like → game
I’m always gonna want the ball in my hands in those spots, and there will be games where we run the heck out of the ball, and we’re going to get under center and run it, and there will be games where we need to drop back 60 times, and we’ll go and make it happen.
asserted
it → go → it
Though generally strong this year, Burrow continued a somewhat worrisome trend, turning over the ball two more times with two interceptions.
asserted
Burrow → continue → interceptions
One of Burrow’s best traits through his career has been a lack of turnover-worthy plays, and now they seem to be piling up week to week after his pick-six against Tampa Bay and a fumble against Pittsburgh.
asserted
they → seem → Pittsburgh
Now his turnover-worthy play rate has grown to the highest since his rookie season.
asserted
rate → grow → season
“To say that I’m concerned?” he said.
asserted
he → say → ?
Burrow ended the game Sunday going 39 of 54 for 428 yards with a touchdown and two interceptions as star receiver Ja’Marr Chase left the game in the second half with a concussion.
asserted
Chase → end → concussion
The Bengals play the winless Dolphins next Sunday in Miami.
asserted
Bengals → play → Miami
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