Joe Burrow isn’t entertaining the easy narrative. With the Cincinnati Bengals sitting at 3-8 and Zac Taylor catching heat , the franchise quarterback made it clear this one’s on the guys in helmets, not headsets.

As he gears up for a Thanksgiving night return against the Baltimore Ravens , Joe Burrow went out of his way to back the Cincinnati coaching staff. The Bengals have allowed a league-worst 32.7 points per game via ESPN, the record looks ugly, and fans are calling for changes. Burrow’s message? Look in the mirror.

“We have good coaches,” Burrow said, before launching into a mini clinic on how the NFL really works. He pointed out that no scheme is so “revolutionary” that it can save players from poor execution, and stressed that coaches grind to put them in position. At the

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