Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow should continue to play this season.

No, he shouldn’t.

Yes, he should.

There’s a good chance you turned off the Apathy Bowl on Monday night and went to bed early. For those Bengals fans who didn’t, you probably had trouble sleeping. The intrigue came in the fourth quarter when Burrow hobbled off the field, returned later with a sleeve on his left knee and then connected with his old buddy Ja’Marr Chase on a 40-yard touchdown in the final 61 seconds to put Cincinnati within to lift the heights of a 27:20 victory over Dallas.

It wasn’t a freakout-level injury and Burrow said after the game that he would be “fine.” But it was worrisome enough to keep any die-hard Who Dey rolling around until the wee hours of the morning, especially given Burrow’s injury history. Instead of counting sheep, you counted the number of times you answered “yes” and “no” to the same question.