In recent years, injuries to quarterback Joe Burrow contributed to the team's slow starts that ultimately contributed to Cincinnati missing the playoffs each of the last two years. And while Burrow is healthy now,

Quarterback Joe Burrow said that the Cincinnati Bengals offense played “poorly” on the first day of training camp Wednesday.

Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase and quarterback Joe Burrow are now the proud owners of these Cincinnati Museum Center fossils.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow wasn’t too thrilled exiting the first day of training camp. Considering the weapons on offense the Bengals have returning around him, Burrow wanted to see more of a “seamless” session from his unit.

It's understandable that any team wouldn't be up to their high standards on the first day back after a long offseason. However, Burrow was a bit blunt when assessing how the Bengals' first day went.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow addresses the media after the first practice of training camp. Burrow will be playing in preseason games, according to head coach Zac Taylor. Taylor did not specify how many games or how many snaps Burrow would play.