The Cincinnati Bengals got a good man in Joe Burrow. On the field, the star quarterback is excellent, quickly becoming one of the best signal-callers in the league. In his first two full seasons of play, he's led Cincy to a Super Bowl appearance and an AFC Championship game appearance. That's something you love to see from your franchise QB. What's equally awesome, though, is his work off the court. Recently, Joe Burrow made an awesome donation to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital, per Front Office Sports and Brandon Saho.
“Joe Burrow recently agreed to pay for 20 local families at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center to receive mental health treatment. Burrow’s father said his foundation couldn’t narrow down a list of families that needed help — so they helped all 20.”
Joe Burrow recently agreed to pay for 20 local families at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center to receive mental health treatment.
Burrow’s father said his foundation couldn’t narrow down a list of families that needed help — so they helped all 20.
(h/t @BrandonSaho) pic.twitter.com/OEkMBzSSJZ
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) May 16, 2023
That's simply amazing. Mental health is an underrated part of our daily lives. While it's come up more often in recent times, it's still imperative to give young people in need of help every opportunity they can get. The Bengals QB is doing a great job raising awareness for this cause.
The Bengals are coming into this season with heightened expectations, as usual. Once the cellar-dwellers of the AFC North, Cincy is now a full-fledged Super Bowl contender. Their offensive core remains intact, with Joe Burrow being surrounded with an uber-talented core of receivers. Their defense was also revamped in the draft, taking talented defenders in the draft.
Can the Bengals finally break through in Year 3 with Joe Burrow? With an extension looming for the QB, their Super Bowl window could be closing sooner than later.
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