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Burrow's MVP Pace: Record TDs Power Bengals
10 Nov
Summary
- Joe Burrow threw 16 touchdowns in a four-game span, a franchise record.
- He added two rushing scores, joining Tom Brady with this dual-threat feat.
- The Bengals are 6-2, with their defense improving to average.
Joe Burrow's exceptional four-game stretch has set a new Cincinnati Bengals franchise record with 16 touchdown passes. This historic performance also includes two rushing touchdowns, a dual-threat accomplishment previously only achieved by Tom Brady in 2007. The Bengals currently hold a 6-2 record, benefiting from an improved, now average, defense.
This remarkable offensive output has placed Burrow firmly in MVP contention. Despite past strong finishes in MVP voting (fourth in 2022 and 2024), his current statistical dominance may finally secure him the award. The team's offensive line has provided better protection this season, contributing to cleaner throws and a more efficient passing game.
Previously hampered by injuries and defensive struggles, the Bengals have overcome a 24-27 record from 2023-2025. While their run game remains a weakness, Burrow's prowess is carrying the team. Health remains a key factor, as Burrow's absence would be significantly felt without a strong run game to support him. His current form is a compelling argument for MVP.
