Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals. (Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)
Joe Burrow’s first career touchdown pass in the NFL was GEAUXT status.
After nearly winning Week 1, Joe Burrow now has his first touchdown pass of his NFL career.
Burrow threw for 60 touchdown passes during his redshirt senior season with the 2019 LSU Tigers. He achieved the greatest single-season by any player in college football not named Barry Sanders in the sport’s illustrious history. Naturally, he went to the Cincinnati Bengals with the No. 1 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. Here he is being special on his first career NFL touchdown pass.
Joe Burrow could be the greatest thing to happen to Cincinnati since chili.
It may be a year or two before the Bengals are ready to contend for a playoff spot in the AFC, but The Geauxt just continues to ball out of his mind, re-achieving GEAUXT status with this beautiful touchdown pass to C.J. Ozumah. Cincinnati was down 14-3 to the in-state rival Cleveland Browns before Burrow decided that was no longer acceptable. This is why he is a champion among men.
With playmakers around him like Tyler Boyd, A.J. Green and Joe Mixon, Burrow will have many more touchdowns in his young NFL career. His offensive line may resemble a Seattle Seahawks wet paper bag, but he’s tough. We know he’s tough. So look for Burrow to bring his adopted Cajun ways of being supremely excellent to Southern Ohio. He’s the savior they’ve been praying for.
Burrow is the latest cool quarterback named Joe to grace us with his presence in the NFL.