Three men charged in a December burglary at the home of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow are in talks with prosecutors about a plea deal, according to a court filing.

Cincinnati Bengals star quarterback Joe Burrow returned to the practice field Monday for the first time since his injury, but Joe Flacco said he doesn't really care.

Joe Flacco is headed to the sideline after starting four games for the Bengals with Joe Burrow nearing a return from a toe injury.

ESPN's crew on the morning show Get Up debated on the Bengals star quarterback returning to game action this season, and one former Super Bowl Champion stated that he should return regardless of the teams record.

Schultz goes on to suggest that this timeline is part of the reason the Bengals didn’t want to move Trey Hendrickson at the NFL’s trade deadline. Other prior reporting has suggested the Bengals lowered their asking price on the trade block, but other teams didn’t want to pay even that.

Joe Flacco did not practice on Friday, but he's going to be the quarterback for the Bengals against the Steelers on Sunday.

Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase explained why he was surprised to see Joe Burrow at practice on Monday just two months removed from turf toe surgery.

The clock is ticking on Joe Flacco tenure as Bengals starter, a thankless job that has included an assortment of joys and frustration, but the veteran QB isn't wasting time pondering what his future might look like in December.

The Bengals traded for Joe Flacco earlier this year because they needed someone to handle their quarterback duties with Joe Burrow out of the lineup, but Burrow's return to practice this week has started the countdown to the end of his run in Cincinnati.