Reports came out Monday morning that Bengals quarterback, Joe Burrow, will need toe surgery that will sideline him a minimum of three months. In addition, Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy is not expected to play this week with an ankle injury, while Jets QB Justin Fields has entered concussion protocol after exiting Sunday's game against the Bills.
TSN's NFL analyst Luke Willson joins Kara Wagland to discuss if the Bengals Super Bowl aspirations are out of question now with Burrow's injury, and shares which team he thinks is best built to withstand an absence at quarterback.
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