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Thank you. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome back to the Adam Schaefter podcast as we wrap up week five and begin to look ahead to week six.

Joining us on today's podcast will be the quarterback of the Cincinnati Bengals,

Joe Burrow.

Joe recently just launched his new foundation,

the Joe Burrow Foundation,

which will address hunger and mental health needs for children in Ohio and Louisiana.

He will have the assistance of his parents.

He will be helping needy people, and it's an outstanding project that he spent an awful lot of time about that he will come on and discuss today as Borough and the Bengals prepare for their return to New Orleans for his

first game back in the Superdome where he last played and won a national championship.

And the big story coming out of week five was the complete opposite big story coming out of week four. Week four, everybody wondered

if defenses and pass rushers are being too violent and too hostile with quarterbacks, how

quarterbacks could survive in such a physical sport.

And what could be done to protect the quarterback and make it such that there wouldn't be the types of injuries that we've unfortunately seen through the first quarter

of the season?

And then, lo and behold, what do we have in week five?

In week five, we've got Grady Jarrett, bear hugging Tom Brady,

throwing him to the ground and drawing an unnecessary roughness penalty. And then on Monday night,

we've got Chris Jones with a strip sack of Derek Carr falling down on Derek Carr and being penalized

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