Joe Burrow Leads NFL in Passing, Touchdowns, Ratings Amid Injury Comebacks

Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals' offense demonstrated strong intellectual adaptability early in their 2025 training camp, with Burrow audibling a run play to a pass play upon recognizing defensive alignment, highlighting the offensive unit's cohesion and Burrow's experience. Burrow, at 28 and entering his sixth NFL season, has a decorated career including Pro Bowl appearances and leading the league in passing yards last year. Meanwhile, the NFL preseason has showcased several players boosting their fantasy football value, including rookies and veterans like Dart, Colts' starter Jones, and Commanders' potential lead back Croskey-Merritt, signaling shifts in team dynamics and player roles. Meanwhile, the Army Black Knights football team, coming off a 12-2 season, named Dewayne Coleman as their starting quarterback for the 2025 college football season, following the departure of Bryson Daily, positioning Coleman to fill significant shoes. Coleman has limited prior playing experience but will lead Army as they aim for a College Football Playoff bid, starting with their season opener against Tarleton State. These developments illustrate key quarterback narratives in both professional and college football as the 2025 season unfolds.