Bengals QB Joe Burrow Cleared to Start Against Texans; Stewart Set for Debut
Cincinnati's Burrow returns from a back issue as defensive end Stewart prepares to make his first appearance for the team.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has been cleared to start Sunday's road game against the Houston Texans after a back issue had put his availability in question, according to ESPN.
Burrow was a full participant at Friday's practice, ESPN reported, signaling he is expected to be under no restrictions for the matchup.
The report also indicated that defensive end Stewart is set to make his debut for the Bengals in the same contest, though further details about his role were not specified in the source material.
Further details on the Bengals' game plan and any additional roster updates were not immediately available.
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