Joe Burrow, the quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals, has taken the world of football by storm. His underappreciated presence in the league has now come to the spotlight after he helped the Bengals snap a 31-year drought by winning a playoff game. His pivotal presence in the franchise has literally turned the tables for good.

The Bengals after downing the No. 1 seeded Tennessee Titans in the Divisional Round have now headed to Kansas City to meet the Chiefs in the Arrowhead Stadium this Sunday. The Bengals are expected to give the Chiefs a tough time at home. The clash between the two beast quarterbacks is going to be a must-see this Sunday.

Is Joey a Chiefs fan?

However recently Burrow’s father, Jimmy Burrow, took to social media to reflect upon his precious times with his son. However, that throwback photo was like no other. In that picture, the Bengals’ beast QB was seen donning the signature Chiefs helmet over a cute little face staring back at the camera.

“Joe use to like those shiny red chiefs helmets. Not anymore. Geaux Bengals,” the caption read. Joey B was certainly a Chiefs fan during his childhood days but look how fate has resulted in the franchise getting in the way of his first Super Bowl. Joe has been a force to reckon this season and has led his franchise to new heights.

Patrick Mahomes vs. Joe Burrow

This AFC Conference Championship is going to be wild. Not just because of the fiery quarterbacks but the phenomenal performances put forth by both teams. On one hand, there is the unparalleled chemistry between Patrick Mahomes, Tyreek Hill, and Travis Kelce.

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While on the other, the Bengals have that youthful spirit backed up by the exceptional partnership between QB Joe Burrow and WR Ja’Marr Chase.

It won’t be surprising if the game turns out to be even more interesting than the Bills vs. Chiefs matchup the week before, which is often termed as the best Divisional Game ever played. Although the Bengals star quarterback used to be a Chiefs fan, he won’t take any pity this week when making his way to the Arrowhead Stadium.

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