Joe Burrow to miss next 3 months at least after toe surgery

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Turf toe injury: What is it? Why can't Joe Burrow, other NFL stars play through it? Medical experts explain
So we checked in with two medical experts: Marty Jaramillo, CBS Sports HQ's injury analyst who spent more than 30 years as a physical therapist; and a practicing orthopedic physician assistant and strength and conditioning specialist. Combining their insight, we've got answers to all the basic questions surrounding turf toe, its causes and effects:

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What is turf toe and why will it sideline the Bengals' Joe Burrow for a few months?
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Report: Joe Burrow needs surgery for turf toe injury, expected to miss next three months
Reports: Joe Burrow to miss next 3 months at least after toe surgery
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow will be out of action for the foreseeable future.

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Bengals adding veteran QBs after Joe Burrow injury crusher — including ex-Jet Mike White
Bengals coach Zac Taylor confirms Joe Burrow will have surgery on left toe. QB could miss 3 months
Bengals promote ex-Broncos quarterback after losing Joe Burrow to IR
To fill his old spot on the active roster, Cincinnati promoted ex- Broncos quarterback Brett Rypien from the practice squad to the active roster.

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Joe Burrow toe injury: Bengals QB could miss 3 months if turf-toe surgery needed
Bengals place Joe Burrow on injured reserve, confirm roster moves

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James Webb Space Telescope studies a 'failed star' named 'The Accident' to solve an old mystery of Jupiter and Saturn

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