Bengals QB Joe Burrow's latest public appearance makes waves
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow tends to make major waves whenever he's out in the world doing non-NFL things like overseas fashion shows or UFC fights.
That, or meeting with Hollywood icons.
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That's the story on the latest Joe Burrow outing, as he popped up on Instagram in a photo alongside one Al Pacino, the legendary actor famous for The Godfather, Scarface, Heat and so many more.
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It's a random linkup, no doubt, but a cool one that didn't need long to go viral across all forms of social media.
Burrow tends to pop up here and there this time of year, with his Bengals slated to report for the offseason program later in the month ahead of OTAs in May.
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