Fans have been left stunned by the incredible allure of the 27-year-old as the Bengals-Giants game on Sunday attracted a renowned face in the crowd. Cincinnati’s miserable start to the season has picked up in recent weeks as they recorded their second win in three games, their two only wins of the NFL season so far.
The 17-7 win over the Giants boosted their record to 2-4, on par with their hosts on Sunday. Burrow put up passing figures of 19-for-28 for 208 yards and also registered four carries for 55 yards and one touchdown in the opening quarter.
In the crowd watching Burrow and the Bengals in action was his personal stylist, Kyle Smith, who posted a photo to his Instagram story at the game alongside Vogue’s editor-in-chief Anna Wintour . The picture quickly went viral and fans couldn’t contain their excited reaction to Wintour’s presence at MetLife Stadium.
One fan on social media shared the picture on X, expressing their surprise in the caption, writing: “anna wintour went to new jersey to see joe burrow play??????” A second wrote: “First, Joe Burrow arrived at the stadium carrying an orange Hermes Birkin. Then, Vogue’s Anna Wintour was in attendance at last night’s game, which is a new one to me. I love the circles he’s running in.”
Another comment labeled the pictures and Wintour’s attendance as “pretty iconic not gonna lie.” A fourth joked: “Mahomes could never!” While a further reply enthusiastically said: "JOE BURROW MET GALA DEBUT INCOMING...I WILL NOT SHUT UP ABOUT IT."
Some fans were left baffled at Wintour coming out to the NFL action; however, her daughter, Bee Carrozzini, is understood to be a huge Bengals fan. As for her connections with Burrow, the two have worked together before as the former LSU starlet appeared on the runway at Vogue World Paris over the summer.
And Wintour wouldn’t have been disappointed cheering on the Bengals as Burrow scored the longest touchdown of his career, running 47 yards through the vacant right side of the field in the first quarter. Burrow dwarfed his previous longest drive to the end zone of 23 yards.
The Bengals appear to be turning a corner but a run in the post-season still looks a distance away. Speaking after the game, Burrow admitted the contest against the Giants did prove to be a struggle at times. “I felt like I let the pressure get to me a little bit,” he said. “I was able to settle down there in the second half and kind of find a rhythm, but the first half I didn’t feel like I was in rhythm at all.”
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