We know a little bit more about when Joe Burrow will have surgery to repair his turf toe injury while the Bengals are looking to get out to a 3-0 start.

Let's break it down.

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a shaky period here with the Cincinnati Bengals as Joe Burrough set for surgery on Friday,

assuming that swelling in the toe and foot allow for that surgery to take place.

We'll break that down first here on lockdown Bengals.

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And James, we got news just before we started recording, really, about when Joe Burroughs surgery is scheduled

and kind of gives us some hints

about why it took until Thursday as we're recording this to learn that the surgery would be

likely on Friday, which may be when you're listening to this out there. Yeah, and hopefully it is.

Hopefully they can get it done. And it's good news. Look, I think the expectation early in the week was for Joe to hopefully get this surgery done Friday. I was a bit surprised. Zach Taylor didn't want to give any insight on Wednesday about that because I know behind the scenes that was sort of the tentative plan for a while now. But you mentioned it. The swelling is something that they're hoping is at bay enough for them to do the surgery and make it successful and do everything they need to.

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