Joe Burrow Sacks, NFL Coach Firings and First QB Benched 2022 Betting Odds

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BetOnline has released odds on the OVER/UNDER number of sacks Joe Burrow will endure during Week 2.

How many times will Joe Burrow be sacked in Week 2?

Over 3.5 sacks

Under 3.5 sacks

The Bengals quarterback was sacked a shocking 7 times during the Week 1 game against Pittsburgh. This was widely considered the worst game of Burrow's NFL career. In addition to the sacks, he turned the ball over five times.  Cincinnati lost to Pittsburgh in overtime on Sunday.

"Obviously, you don't want to throw four picks, but I never panicked," Burrow said postgame. "We stayed even keeled and we came back and put us in position to win."

Burrow is not going anywhere though.  Other quarterbacks won't be so lucky.

Trey Lance, the new 49ers QB, is favored to be the first benched, non-injury related.

Mitch Trubisky, now with Pittsburgh, and the Titans Ryan Tannehill are next on the list.

First QB Benched (non-injury related)

Trey Lance                   4-1

Mitch Trubisky            5-1

Ryan Tannehill            5-1

Marcus Mariota          6-1

Geno Smith                 7-1

Daniel Jones                7-1

Baker Mayfield            9-1

Davis Mills                   9-1

Jared Goff                   14-1

Justin Fields                14-1

Carson Wentz             16-1

Jameis Winston           20-1

Tua Tagovailoa            33-1     

Mike McCarthy is number one on the list for first head coach to be fired but the likes of Matt Rhule and Kliff Kingsbury have short odds as well.

First Head Coach Fired  

Mike McCarthy           3-1

Matt Rhule                  4-1

Kliff Kingsbury             5-1

Frank Reich                 9-1

Mike Vrabel                9-1

Robert Saleh               10-1

Arthur Smith               14-1

Dan Campbell             14-1

Pete Carroll                 16-1

Ron Rivera                   16-1

Kevin Stefanski            25-1

Kyle Shanahan            28-1

Lovie Smith                 33-1

Mike Tomlin                33-1

John Harbaugh            50-1

Nick Sirianni                50-1

Josh McDaniels           66-1

Matt Lafleur                66-1

Todd Bowles               66-1

Bill Belichick                75-1

Doug Pederson           75-1

Zac Taylor                   75-1

Dennis Allen                80-1

Nathaniel Hackett       80-1

Andy Reid                    100-1

Brandon Staley           100-1

Brian Daboll                100-1

Kevin O'Connell          100-1

Matt Eberflus              100-1

Mike McDaniel            100-1

Sean McVay                100-1

Sean McDermott        150-1

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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