“I’d Play in Trash Bags…”: QB Joe Burrow Makes a Crazy Comparison on Cincinnati Bengals’ New Helmets Before Wearing Them on TNF Against Undefeated Dolphins

The Paycor Stadium will watch an all-white Cincinnati Bengals and Joe Burrow for the first time in their team history. Bengals’ supporters have been eager to see the squad in their color rush uniforms and alternate white helmets instead of the customary orange.

However, quarterback Burrow appeared to be unconcerned with the hype and more focused on the league’s only unbeaten team, the Dolphins. Joe Burrow’s witty comparison of their much-anticipated white helmet to a trash bag earned him a lot of praise. Most fans see Burrow’s demeanor as a ‘true’ player unable to focus on anything other than the ball.

Joe Burrow must defeat Tua Tagovailoa on TNF to make the fans proud

On Tuesday, when questioned about the much-hyped color rush uniform and white helmet, Burrow responded humorously. “I’d play in trash bags, I really don’t care what we wear out there. I know the fans are going to be excited for it. They’re gonna come out in full force, hopefully we can make ’em proud and get a win”- Joe Burrow quoted in his typical Joe Burrow way.

This Thursday night football will feature the league’s two most talked about quarterbacks, Tua Tagovailoa of the Miami Dolphins and Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengals.

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Joe Burrow had an exceptional prior year on behalf of the Bengals. But, he has mostly struggled till now. The Bengals have already suffered two consecutive losses, which might lead to Burrow’s inactivity on social media.

Burrow is right in being more worried about the ball than about the helmet

Through the third week of the season, the Bengals’ famous quarterback is already on the receiving end of 15 sacks. Tagovailoa, on the other hand, has been playing brilliantly and fiercely this season, reaching new career highs for himself.

He already bagged the AFC’s offensive player of the week title for second week. Even in the most recent game against the Bills, he likely sustained a concussion yet continued to lead the Dolphins to win. Following Tagovailoa’s brilliant performance and unrivaled energy, the Bengals must find a certain method to win in Week 4.

Comparing both quarterbacks’ performances this far in the league, it is unmistakable that Burrow has more to focus on than the color of his helmet!

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