Bengals QB Joe Burrow set to undergo wrist surgery on Monday

Here's everything you need to know when the Pittsburgh Steelers play the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 12 of the 2023 NFL season.

Sources familiar with the organization say the Bengals have turned in hours of footage to the NFL showing that Burrow was healthy prior to the game. According to those who have seen the footage, Burrow threw the ball normally during practice, without a brace and took all of his normal reps. It also includes documentation from medical personnel stating Burrow's injury was "acute," as Taylor has explained. It was not, the doctors say, an injury that happened over time, sources say.

Based on information turned over by the Bengals, Burrow received no treatment before practice and missed no time in preparation for the game against the Ravens, sources say.

Browning eventually began working with Burrow's QB guru, Jordan Palmer, a consultant who has trained Burrow for years, after being stuck on the Vikings' and Bengals' practice squads since 2019.

Similar to how Burrow's velocity went up after working with Palmer following ACL surgery -- thanks in part to learning to be more efficient with his movements -- Browning benefited as well.

"Things are lining up nicely for Jake Browning to go on a run," Palmer said, "based on his style of play and the situation he finds himself in."

Following Monday's surgery, Burrow will be around the team as much as possible, watching Browning attempt to take his team to the playoffs.

After several high-profile drops, most recently in last Monday night's loss to the Eagles, the Kansas City Chiefs are confident the young wide receiving corps will improve in the late stretch of the 2023 season.

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Bullet Points:

Bengals QB Joe Burrow is set to undergo wrist surgery on Monday.

• The Bengals have provided the NFL with hours of footage showing that Burrow was healthy before the game against the Ravens.

• According to sources, Burrow threw the ball normally during practice without a brace and took all of his normal reps.

• Medical personnel have stated that Burrow's injury was "acute" and not an injury that happened over time.

• Despite missing no time in preparation for the game, Burrow received no treatment before practice.

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