Joe Burrow

  • Height
    6' 4"
  • Weight
    221 lbs
  • Hand Size
    9 "
Joe Burrow headshot
  • Draft Pick
    1.01 2020
  • College
    LSU
  • Age
    26.4
Overall rank
QB4
2022

Joe Burrow Bio & Season Stats

Year Games Atts Pass Yds Comp % YPA Rush Yds Pass TD Fantasy Pts/Game
2022 17 610 4527 68.5% 7.4 259 (5 td) 36 21.7 (#4)
2021 16 520 4611 70.4% 8.9 118 (2 td) 34 20.5 (#10)
2020 10 404 2688 65.3% 6.7 142 (3 td) 13 17.9 (#18)
  • College QBR
    94.9 (99th)
  • College YPA
    10.8 (97th)
  • Breakout Age
    21.7 (22nd)
  • SPARQ-x
    -

Joe Burrow Advanced Stats & Metrics

Value Over Stream

+4.7
(#22)

Value Over Stream: Valuation scheme calculates a player’s fantasy pts/game over the average waiver wire replacement in standard fantasy league formats during either the current season (or previous year during the offseason) and adjusts for positional bust rates. VOS rank in parenthesis spans all positions, enabling player comparisons across QB's, RB's, WR's, and TE's.

2022

Passing Attempts

2022

Completion Percentage

2022

Fantasy Points

Popularity Index

#193

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Joe Burrow Injury History

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Games Missed
Injury Reports
Knee injury
Week 17 (2021)
1
1
MCL sprain
Preseason (2021)
0
0
ACL/MCL/PCL/meniscus tears
Week 11 (2020)
6
6

Joe Burrow College Stats

Year Games Pass Atts Pass Yds YPA Comp % Pass TDs Rush Yds Age School
2016 5 (QB) 28 226 8.1 78.6% 2 58 20 Ohio State
2017 5 (QB) 11 61 5.5 63.60% 0 -5 21 Ohio State
2018 13 (QB) 379 2,894 7.64 57.78% 16 (5 ints) 399 22 LSU
2019 15 (QB) 527 5,671 10.8 76.28% 60 (6 ints) 368 23 LSU

Who is Joe Burrow

Joe Burrow’s senior season was statistically one of the greatest seasons in college history. He achieved a passer rating of 202 and a 94.9 (99th percentile) College QBR. He was then invited to the NFL combine where there was concern not for his below average 4.82 40-time or his 6’4” height, but his 9” (5th percentile) hand size. Fortunately, the Bengals looked past that and selected him with the first overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

The Bengals named Burrow their starting quarterback in his rookie year and he broke a record for most completions by a rookie quarterback (37) in his second career start. He also became the first rookie to throw for 300 yards or more for three straight games and would go on to complete more passes than any other rookie in NFL history through eight games. Unfortunately, a brutal knee injury ended his rookie season early.

Burrow was able to complete his rehab in time to start the 2021 season. He valiantly outperformed his ADP of QB15 and finished with a fantasy ranking of QB8. In Week 16, he threw for 525 yards against the Baltimore Ravens; the fourth most passing yards in a game in NFL history, and the most ever by a Bengals quarterback. He finished the 2021 regular season No. 1 in Yards Per Attempt, No. 1 in Clean Pocket Completion Percentage, and top ten in Deep Ball Completion Percentage. Cincinnati won the AFC North division, and Burrow led the Bengals to their first Super Bowl appearance since 1988. His memorable playoff performances endeared him to fans all over, and he was given the nickname Joey Brrrr, not only for his cool-as-hell wardrobe, but for his ability to remain calm and create explosive plays in pressure-filled situations. Burrow figures to be a top 10 quarterback in the league for a long time, but it is imperative the team protect him. With Burrow signed to a rookie contract, the Bengals should be able to invest capital in their offensive line and other dynamic talent to surround him.