Bengals QB Joe Burrow won't return Sunday vs. Patriots

The New England Patriots are set to face the Cincinnati Bengals, aiming to extend their winning streak to nine games. The Patriots are currently on a strong run, seeking their 10th victory of the season, while the Bengals have struggled, losing seven of their last eight games after a promising start.

Influencer Chris Blake Griffith has countersued NFL star Stefon Diggs for sexual battery, responding to Diggs' defamation lawsuit following Griffith's allegations against the New England Patriots of sexual assault and drugging. The situation escalates as Griffith also claims that Diggs conspired to have him killed.

Rhamondre Stevenson is expected to play in Week 12 for the New England Patriots against the Cincinnati Bengals, following his recovery from a toe injury that had sidelined him for three games. The Patriots are currently on an impressive eight-game winning streak, holding a 9-2 record, which ties them for the best in the NFL with the Denver Broncos.

The Cincinnati Bengals have officially placed quarterback Joe Burrow on injured reserve, delaying his return for at least another week as they prepare for their matchup against the New England Patriots. In his absence, Joe Flacco will take the starting role, marking a significant shift in the team's roster dynamics as they navigate the challenges of the season.

The Cincinnati Bengals have decided not to activate quarterback Joe Burrow for their upcoming game against the New England Patriots, with Joe Flacco set to start instead. Burrow has been recovering from a toe injury that has kept him sidelined since Week 2, and his status remains uncertain as he was listed as questionable for the game.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has fully participated in practice for two consecutive days, indicating he is close to returning from a toe injury that has sidelined him since Week 2. Backup quarterback Joe Flacco was limited during the same practice session, raising questions about his availability as Burrow's return approaches.

Stephen A. Smith has publicly accused New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye of lying about comments made by former quarterback Cam Newton regarding the team's performance. This accusation arose during an episode of 'First Take,' where Newton criticized the Patriots' 9-2 record, calling it 'fool's gold.' Smith's remarks have sparked controversy, particularly with Dave Portnoy demanding an apology from Smith for his comments.

Stephen A. Smith has clarified that his previous comments labeling New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye a 'liar' were made in jest. This statement followed a heated exchange on ESPN's 'First Take,' where Smith accused Maye of misrepresenting comments made by former Patriots quarterback Cam Newton regarding the team's performance. The incident has sparked significant media attention and public discourse.