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Kurt Warner shares his expectations for Burrow, Bengals

"I think he can carry (the Bengals) as far as they want to go, you know, which is winning it all," Kurt Warner said of Joe Burrow.

Kurt Warner shares his expectations for Burrow, Bengals

Pro Football Hall of Famer Kurt Warner, speaking on NFL Network before a Week 9 game against the Atlanta Falcons in Madrid, expressed his belief that Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has the potential to lead Cincinnati back to the Super Bowl. Warner stated, "I think he can carry the Bengals as far as they want to go, you know, which is winning it all."

He added, "I just think he's playing so well. I think he was the one that said he is the window as long as he is playing." Warner acknowledged the team's struggles in running the ball, ranking 30th in the league, but emphasized Burrow's impact as the offensive driving force. He recalled how Burrow guided Cincinnati to the Super Bowl in 2021 despite their defensive issues, saying, "They had a chance to win that football game."

Warner also praised Burrow's ability to compete against top AFC teams, stating, "I do believe this team has that swing in them because of the way this guy's playing." While acknowledging the need for improvements on defense and running the ball, Warner concluded, "With this guy playing at this level, I believe he can take them to the Super Bowl again."

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