Cincinnati Bengals’ quarterback Joe Burrow is enduring a tough season right now, as his team has lost three games already this season. Recently, he appeared in a press conference to address the media ahead of next week’s game against the Saints. In this press conference, a funny thing occurred, which got the whole NFL world talking.

Notably, a reporter sneezed really hard during that press conference, which startled the quarterback. A video of that incident went viral on social media and fans are reacting hilariously; particularly, people are trolling him for flinching after hearing just a sneeze.

NFL world hilariously reacts to Joe Burrow flinching

One particular fan shared the video and captioned it, “Damn the Bengals Oline is so bad Joe Burrow is flinching from a cough. The guy has sack PTSD.“

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One fan thought Burrow had PTSD from all the sacking, chasing, and hurrying from the football field.

Another fan compared this video with a hilarious panda video.

One particular fan joked about Burrow purposefully flinching.

One Twitter user compared the sneeze with his daughter sneezing.

Another fan thought he was still having the side effect of a concussion.

One person on Twitter felt bad for Burrow, as he is having a tough year.

Meanwhile, many fans also defended Burrow and blamed the guy who sneezed so hard.

One person hilariously wrote, “That wasn’t a cough…..that was a demon entering through a portal.“

On the other hand, one Twitter user reminded everyone about COVID-19.

Many fans decided to troll the offensive line of the Bengals, as they have been having a terrible season so far. As a result of their offensive struggles, Burrow’s numbers also took a hit. However, their defense is still playing its part, which got them two wins out of five.

Burrow talks about the concussion incident with Tua Tagovailoa

Notably, Dolphins quarterback Tagovailoa suffered his first concussion against the Bills and his second concussion against the Bengals, which forced him out for a while. Speaking about Tagovailoa’s concussion injury, Burrow told the reporters that he spoke with the Dolphins’ quarterback.

“I’m glad he’s OK… I haven’t talked to him about when he’ll be back, but all the signs point to him being healthy going forward and there shouldn’t be any long-lasting effects. I’m happy for that,” Burrow said to the reporters following their Week 4 game.

Meanwhile, the Bengals came close to beating the Ravens this Sunday, as they used the ‘Philly Special’ tactic, which eventually went against them. Currently, the Bengals are sitting in the third position in the AFC North, behind the Ravens and the Browns. If they don’t want their season to be over, they must figure out their offense and get the win against the Saints next week.

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