Perhaps the only thing that rivaled Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s emergence last season was his fashion sense. As the season progressed, he gained more courage. Most people didn’t see it coming, but Burrow became a fashion icon in his second year with the Bengals.
Well, there is an obvious reason and it has nothing to do with burros. According to SB Nation staff reporter Tyler R. Tynes, Burrow doesn’t even like shopping for himself.
Ja’Marr Chase says Joe Burrow “doesn’t buy his own clothes.”
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Bengals Pro Bowl receiver Ja’Marr Chase spoke on the topic.
“(Joe) always asks me to shop for him and drop him off at home. He’s not really into that fashion, he’s chilling in his lil khakis and skinny jeans,” the Bengals receiver said.
That’s an introduction to chess. Joe Burrow practically broke the internet last year with some of his outfits. Whether it was a fur coat, Cartier glasses, a sponge bob or a purple suit, he was setting a fashion trend. But he seems to have credit for his Bengal counterpart.
Now that the cat is out of the bag, it’s just a matter of letting the Burrow do all the talking for the game on the field. That might not be a problem. In his first full season as a rookie in the NFL, Burrow led Cincinnati to Super Bowl LVI. The Bengals were within three minutes of winning the game until Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp and Aaron Donald crashed the party.
