Joe Burrow has been simply sensational this season as well after guiding his unit to the Super Bowl last time around. It would be fair to say that despite of all his heroics last year, not many were expecting him to lead the Bengals to the AFC championship clash this year as well.
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However, the superstar QB defied all expectations and proved to the world that his team ain’t a one season wonder kind of unit. Right from the first game of the 2022 season, Burrow looked comfortable, as if he wasn’t feeling any pressure of repeating his last year’s heroics. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that the underdog tag also helped him to carry on at his own pace.
Apart from a few hiccups here and there, Burrow led his side in a immaculate fashion this season and as a result, the team from Cincinnati is now set to take on Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs on Sunday.
Joe Burrow’s former partners reveal Bengals QB’s bedroom secret
During the Divisional round playoff clash, almost everyone was talking about the venue where the Bills vs Chiefs game will be organized, as if nobody was ready to believe that Burrow’s team can actually defeat Josh Allen’s Bills.
In fact, not only the Bengals defeated the Bills but also made it absolutely clear that they are here to dominate. The 27-10 scoreline pays testimony to statement made above.
As it turns out, along with leading the charge on the field, Joe is replicating his heroics off the field as well. As reported by itsgame7.com, a recent e-mail with the subject “GOAT in bed and on the field,” revealed what Burrow’s partners think about his bedroom skills. “Multiple sources that hooked up with Burrow claim that his line was he ‘wanted to be #1 on the field and #1 in bed,” the report stated.
Coming back to the clash against Mahomes on Sunday, the odds had shifted towards the Bengals when it was revealed that Patrick sustained an ankle injury. However, it is being said that Mahomes is recovering well and is all set to take the field against Bengals which perfectly sets up the high-octane clash.
