Paige Spiranac is back at it again. The golfing influencer is once again jokingly shooting her shot at popular athletes. Or taking a funny shot at them, whichever floats your boat. This time around, she’s setting her crosshairs on Cincinnati Bengals’ Joe Burrow, also known by his self-bestowed title/moniker, “Mr. Steal Your Girl”.
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In a video promoting PointsBet Sportsbook, she talks about the signs to look out for to know if Burrow has stolen your girl. She goes on to list a number of symptoms, which also include a search history with an unhealthy amount of questions about Joe Burrow. The list also has a place for Burrow’s fashion sense, a throwback to his now-famous outfit from last year’s AFC Championship game.
Spiranac has been garnering a lot of attention from the NFL community, particularly for videos like these. Not long ago, she released a video detailing the best and worst fanbases according to her. Wherein she took shots at the Notre Dame football program, and every Boston team fan ever. Before that, she made headlines after saying in a video that Tom Brady was “Over Sexualizing” himself.
“Mr. Steal Your Girl” Joe Burrow steals championship game spot from the Bills
Joe Burrow may be adept at stealing your girl, but what he is better at is stealing wins. In a game where the Buffalo Bills were the favorites to win, Burrow handed them an unforgettable thrashing. He has secured his team a shot at the AFC Championship for the second year in a row. Definitely establishing himself as a strong MVP contender. All that’s left to do, is to beat the high-flying Patrick Mahomes.
Burrow is a native of Ames, Iowa, born to former NFL and CFL star Jim Burrow. Reportedly, Burrow’s family has a history of athletic prowess stitched into it. Burrow was a stellar QB and point guard back in high school before he committed to playing football for the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Three years later, he transferred to play for the LSU Tigers, with who he won the College Football Playoff National Championship. Burrow, one of the 58 players invited to the 2020 NFL Draft, was selected first overall by the Cincinnati Bengals. In 2021, he led the Bengals to their first-ever Super Bowl in nearly 33 years, making him a local hero.
The Bengals are set to face the Kansas City Chiefs on January 30th at Arrowhead Stadium. Fans will be expecting an electrifying atmosphere, given that the Bengals knocked the Chiefs out of the Super Bowl spot last season. Both teams are heavyweights of their own accord, and it will not be easy to gain yards against their opponents. Who will come out on top of this grinding game?
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