Joe Burrow Declares Kansas City Loss One Of The Most Frustrating Games He's Played

CINCINNATI — Joe Burrow played pretty well on Sunday, but fumbled away a crucial play that went for a touchdown against Kansas City. He called it one of the most frustrating losses of his career.

Cincinnati fell 26-25 in a game where Burrow threw two touchdowns.

“It was as frustrating as I’ve had,” Burrow said about the loss before saying he’d expand on that further when he’s had some time to review the game.

All in all, he threw for 258 yards and 2 TDs on a 23-36 completion mark. He fed the tight ends all day, with Mike Gesicki pacing the team in receiving (7 catches, 91 yards). Burrow’s fumble was one of a few backbreaking plays.

“Obviously gotta hold on to the ball. That one was disappointing. Gifted them six points, so that was frustrating,” Burrow declared about the fumble in a somber presser.

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