When it comes to training camp, the first rule of practice for the Cincinnati Bengals defense is simple: Never hit Joe Burrow. The second rule is also pretty simple: See the first rule.  It took exactly three weeks,

NFL quarterbacks wear those red practice jerseys for a reason: To make it absurdly clear to even the most confused players not to hit them and risk injuring them. Unfortunately one Cincinnati Bengals rookie somehow forgot,

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow responded just as fans might expect after getting hit by first-round rookie Shemar Stewart. While the hit led to a skirmish at Bengals training camp and some notable comments from veterans, Burrow, of course, was unbothered.