data-mm-id=”_hsqjtg2tr”>Joe Burrow had to resort to sucking on his bloody index finger during a Cincinnati Bengals drive against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday Night Football. Burrow split his finger open at some point in the first half and opened up a nasty cut. To manage the bleeding he wiped the finger on a towel and in the spirit of the most recent holiday, put the bloody finger in his mouth.people are gonna bookmark this aren't they https://t.co/WH8xoD86GC pic.twitter.com/ocaGhlML1K— alex (@highlightheaven) November 6, 2023The bad news for the Bills' defense is that Burrow had already played a pretty good half and the Bengals had a 14-7 lead, but now he may have a taste for flesh. Who knows how this will end. It's sad the things that the NFL will do to boost ratings, isn't it? ouch Joe pic.twitter.com/ggLU1HFkfc— Tanner Phifer (@TannerPhiferNFL) November 6, 2023Burrow had the finger attended to by the Bengals' trainers in between drives. They also worked on one of his calf muscles as he continues to play at a high level while fairly banged up. So far he's still slinging the ball around with decent success. In fact, he threw another touchdown a few minutes later.
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