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Seven players caught at least one pass from Joe Burrow in Sunday’s 43-36 overtime win for the Bengals over the Tennessee Titans. Samaje Perine and Jack Endries were both only targeted one time. Perine hauled in a nine-yard reception on…

Alex Frank highlights three overlooked fourth-quarter completions by Joe Burrow that demonstrated his accuracy and trust in diverse targets during the Cincinnati Bengals' 43-36 overtime win over the Tennessee Titans. The key passes included an 18-yard third-down conversion to Mike Gesicki, a 23-yard strike to Ja'Marr Chase while Burrow took a hit, and an 18-yard diving catch by Dohnte Meyers.
Frank argues that the emergence of supporting targets like Gesicki and Meyers complements stars Chase and Tee Higgins, providing Cincinnati with deep offensive weaponry. According to the writer, this depth among pass-catchers could ultimately elevate Burrow to the forefront of the NFL MVP race.
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