On November 12 against the Ravens, Watson sustained a shoulder injury that ended his season. However, according to Stefanski, Watson is recovering well from surgery and should be back on the pitch in the spring.
“This spring, I’m sure he’ll be ready to go,” Stefanski stated, per Cleveland.com. “He’s chomping at the bit.”
“Correct,” Stefanski responded when asked if he was heading into the offseason with Watson as the starting quarterback.
When asked if Watson and Flacco might be on the same team the next season, Stefanski replied that general manager Andrew Berry should answer that question.
“I would abandon those
The starting quarterback Joe Burrow missed a lot of training camp because of injuries, and the Bengals have begun 0-2 the last two seasons.
Before the next season begins, Burrow should fully recuperate from his wrist surgery. In an effort to prevent another poor start, head coach Zac Taylor stated he will closely examine the Bengals’ off-season practices regardless of Burrow’s timeline.
Taylor stated, via Bengals.com’s Geoff Hobson, “It’s something we’ve got to really look at and assess.” How can we get off to a quicker start than we did the previous two years?
As we proceed, we’ll have these discussions about whether to alter the way we do things or not since beginning at 0–2 and placing ourselves in
The Bengals have started 0-2 the past two seasons, with starting quarterback Joe Burrow missing significant time during training camp due to injury.
Burrow is expected to make a full recovery from wrist surgery before the start of next season. Regardless of Burrow’s timeline, Head Coach Zac Taylor said he will take a long look at how the Bengals prepare for next season, hoping to avoid another slow start.
“It’s something we’ve got to really look at and assess,” Taylor said via Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com. “How do we start faster than we started the last two years?
“Whether that’s changing the structure of how we do things, those are all conversations that we’ll have as we move forward because starting 0-2 and putting ourselves in a hole really early is obviously not the start we’re looking for. That’s something that we have to evaluate and it’s not something we have to do today. But it’s something we have to do over the next six months. Make sure we give our team the chance to start fast.”
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