Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase were a lethal duo at LSU and now paired together in the NFL, they’re just as dangerous. The electric duo has now helped lead the Cincinnati Bengals to the Super Bowl for the first time in 33 years.
Burrow and Chase simply refused to lose during their time together in college and in their historical 2019 run, they brought to fame the victory cigar. That trend has now taken over Cincinnati and following tradition, they broke out the cigars after their AFC championship victory. This time, however, there were two more participants that were unforeseen.
Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase’s fathers smoke the victory cigars
The big-time win to send the Bengals to the Super Bowl was inevitably going to bring out the victory cigars from the players. Seeing Burrow and Chase’s fathers get in on that action was definitely a massive surprise but a very welcome one.
A trend that has taken over Cincy is now solidified in the team’s history. We’ve already seen multiple fans break out the cigars and Burrow himself made it iconic. With the win, the duo of Burrow and Chase continue their streak of not losing playoff games at any level of football.
The Bengals will now face the Los Angeles Rams and will once again have to overcome the odds and beat the host team in their own stadium in two weeks’ time. The fearsome pass rush of Aaron Donald and Von Miller will be looking forward to teeing off against a weak Bengals offensive line but fear not Cincy fans, Zac Taylor knows how to make schemes work. With the biggest game of his life coming up, expect a thriller in Los Angeles.
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