Joe Burrow's NFL Career Has Bust Written All Over It

Colin Cowherd: “I’m critical of Joe Burrow. Not him, he’s a ‘B+’ prospect, but I don’t think Joe is talented enough playing the Ravens, Steelers and Browns’ defensive fronts twice a year to overcome it. I think he’s going to get beat up a lot and not be nearly as good as a number one quarterback should be… He doesn’t have a great arm and where he goes is going to matter. Carson Palmer was way more talented than any of the guys in this draft – 6’4”, rocket arm, good body, could move, he was PERFECT – there’s no Carson Palmer in this Draft. Palmer had to leave Cincinnati to have a higher winning percentage.” (Full Video Above)

Listen to Colin Cowherd explain why he doesn’t think former LSU quarterback Joe Burrow will have a successful career in the NFL, as not only has Colin been on the ‘Tua is number 1’ bandwagon all spring, but he sees Burrow having a very unforgiving welcome to the NFL playing on an awful Bengals team amongst a bullying AFC North division.

Check out the video above as Colin details why he doesn’t think Burrow’s limited talents will be enough to overcome a razor thin Cincinnati roster.

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