Social media totally grossed out by Joe Burrow injury on Sunday Night Football
Close-up shots of Joe Burrow's bloody finger on Sunday Night Football had NFL Twitter praying for a reprieve while watching the Bengals and Bills.

Joe Burrow was just looking fully healthy after dealing with a preseason calf injury when the injury bug bit him again.
Luckily for Cincinnati Bengals fans, the injury he picked up on Sunday Night Football wasn't as serious as the one in training camp. Unfortunately for everyone, it was way more gross.
Burrow's right index finger got injured in the first half of play. He either lost his fingernail entirely or split it open. Either way, it was very bloody. Squeamish folks, look away now.
Joe Burrow played his Bloody Finger Game on Sunday Night Football
Joe Burrow dealing with a bloody finger… pic.twitter.com/OuVW6MgTc0
— Sports Injury Central (@SICscore) November 6, 2023
NFL Twitter was pretty grossed out by the shots NBC showed of the finger on the broadcast.
Ronnie Lott: Cut my finger off.
— Matt Fernandez (@FattMernandez) November 6, 2023
Joe Burrow: pic.twitter.com/e06k6Ojl2j
Me wondering why Joe Burrow was sucking his finger then seeing the nail gone pic.twitter.com/RocqLh6lsq
— Paulos (@yosephpaulos) November 6, 2023
i'm not squeamish about blood but a thing we don't need to see is burrow's bloody finger
— katie dzwierzynski (@kdzwierzynski) November 6, 2023
Stop showing me Joe Burrow’s bloody finger, please.
— Wendy Reed (@loosewendy) November 6, 2023
they really didn’t need to show Joe burrow’s bloody, fingernail-less finger 🤢
— 305 Sports Babe 💎❤️ (@305sportsbabe) November 6, 2023
Joe Burrow sucking on his bloody finger is grossing me out. 🤮😂 #billsmafia
— Linty (@Linty39034613) November 6, 2023
This is a multi -Billion dollar league and we can't find Joe Burrow a band-aid?
— Bills Chat Podcast (@BillsChatPod) November 6, 2023
Burrow didn't need to miss time because of the finger, but it certainly wasn't making it easy for him to throw. That's not to say it slowed him down that much. In the first half against the Bills, the Bengals QB racked up 181 yards through the air with two touchdowns on 18-of-24 passing.
Josh Allen was far more shaky with a full-intact finger. He went 9-of-15 for 120 yards and an interception in the first half.
The Bengals went into the halftime break leading 21-7 and hoping to stay in control in the second half despite the setback for their quarterback.
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