Week 13 of Thursday Night Football features a highly anticipated Thanksgiving Day showdown between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Baltimore Ravens. On one hand,

In two games last season, Joe Burrow threw for 820 yards against Baltimore, but the Ravens won both matchups. Lamar Jackson passed for 638 yards and ran for 88 against Cincinnati. Now they meet again, but it's not clear if either quarterback is ready to produce similar fireworks in front of a national Thanksgiving audience.

Joe Burrow is expected to make his return to the field this Thanksgiving when his Cincinnati Bengals travel to take on Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens. Burrow suffered a Grade 3 turf toe injury back in Week 2 that required surgery, but he returned to practice two weeks ago and will return to help Cincinnati dig out of a 3-8 hole.

The Baltimore Ravens have spent the week preparing for something everyone else treated like breaking news: Joe Burrow is back. Officially cleared and set to start, the Bengals’ franchise quarterback returns just in time for a Thanksgiving matchup that suddenly feels a lot heavier than holiday football.

Bengals QB Joe Burrow, who will return to the field Thursday night against the Ravens for the first time since he suffered a toe injury in Week 2, told reporters on Tuesday that he will always play if he is healthy enough to do so.

Joe Burrow is expected to return Thursday, and while the playoffs are realistically out of reach, there's plenty to evaluate for the Bengals.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow confirmed on Tuesday that he’ll be returning on Thanksgiving night to start against the Baltimore Ravens. Burrow ha

“I’m not gonna ever go to somebody and say ‘I’m healthy, but I don’t think I should go out there and play,’” Burrow said. “That doesn’t make a lot of sense to me. I’m not gonna live my life and play this game, scared of something happening. Yeah, something’s gonna happen. It’s football.”

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Joe Burrow, set to return Thursday from a turf toe injury, said he didn't consider remaining on the sideline to avoid the risk of further injury with the Bengals' playoff hopes nearly gone.

Only two quarterbacks have thrown for three or more touchdowns against Baltimore this season -- Patrick Mahomes (four in Week 4) and C.J. Stroud (four in Week 5). Josh Allen is the only quarterback to surpass 300 passing yards against the Ravens this season, doing so all the way back in Week 1.