Bengals QB Joe Burrow will be tasked with out-scoring a red hot Jaguars offense in Week 4, which he has the talent to do. Burrow called for his team to take “total ownership” after Week 3's loss to the Steelers, setting up a huge game that Bengals legend Ken Anderson has his eye on.

Anderson spoke to RG.org during which he was quoted on Burrow's potential future plans to force his way out of Cincinnati should the Bengals falter this season.

“I do not,” Anderson said when asked if he thinks Burrow will leave. “I think, No. 1, he likes it here. He's an Ohio kid. I think that the organization will make every effort to go out and to win a championship. I think he'll continue, the organization will continue along that path. So I think he's happy here, and of course we'll all be happier when they win a Super Bowl.”

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He also called Burrow the best QB in the NFL over Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs and Josh Allen of the Bill.

“I would pick Joe,” Anderson said. “I wouldn't trade him for anybody. Josh Allen is having a great year. He's a different kind of quarterback, and Patrick Mahomes is different. They all have their own different styles. But if I had to pick a guy to start a franchise with, it's going to be Joe.”

Burrow will rely on star wideout Ja'Marr Chase in Week 4, who had an odd response when asked about Travis Hunter's growth with the Jaguars. Burrow's dogged determination and pursuit of a title will continue in Week 4, and the eyes of Anderson, and the football world, will be watching.