CINCINNATI -- For the first time since November, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was back on the field for a team activity.
Burrow, wearing a brace on his left knee, threw passes to his teammates and participated in Tuesday's voluntary OTA. It was the first time Burrow was on the field with the rest of the Bengals since he tore multiple ligaments in his left knee against Washington last season.
Burrow said he was at roughly "80 to 85 percent" as he tossed passes during light drills on the Bengals' practice field outside Paul Brown Stadium.