Pro Football Focus gave a low ranking to the Cincinnati Bengals secondary that regressed during the 2024 season.

The Cincinnati Bengals star is one of three quarterbacks featured in the second season of the Netflix show "Quarterback," which debuted Tuesday. Burrow, the Detroit Lions ' Jared Goff and Atlanta Falcons ' Kirk Cousins were followed and captured by cameras for a seven-episode season that took a behind-the-scenes look at their 2024 seasons.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bengals as ‘Quarterback’ EP 3 Review: Bengals’ Joe Burrow Talks Criticism and Archaeology as Show Does Evan McPherson Dirty .

Former Jacksonville Jaguars great and NFL Network analyst Maurice Jones-Drew had a very low ranking for Cincinnati Bengals RB Chase Brown.

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Deep down, Joe Burrow is like all of us. He enjoys a fine cigar (after completing an undefeated season and winning a national championship). He considers buying the Batmobile. And, most importantly of all, the dude loves natural history.

Last December, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow went viral when cameras picked up a heated sideline exchange with head coach Zac Taylor that featured plenty of obvious profanity and anger. Even the most casual of lip-readers could pick up on some of what was being said.

Bengals QB Joe Burrow says on new season of 'Quarterback' that one of the most fun storylines from the 2024 season is no longer happening.

Former Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo found out about Joe Burrow’s home being burglarized last season in the same way as many people: The New York Post.

But need is a tricky word, as one could easily suggest the Bengals need pass-rushers to help the rebuilding defense, given the pesky holdouts of first-round pick Shemar Stewart and Trey Hendrickson. That’s the route Josh Edwards of CBS Sports takes when outlining every biggest remaining need for all 32 teams: