Joe Burrow's Netflix show reveals Eagles fighting over his jersey
Netflix's 'Quarterback' released this week with a season featuring Burrow front and center.
And while there were many notable moments, including a big look at Burrow the person, it's the little funny stuff that keeps sparking fires on social media.
Like that time opposing players got into it over who gets the autographed Burrow jersey.
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In the clip, background mics picked up several members of the Philadelphia Eagles bickering and calling to Burrow about getting his jersey after the game.
If nothing else, it just goes to show how popular Burrow is. The Bengals played the Eagles in Week 8 last season, a 37-17 loss.
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SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9Baumgardner (59-55 Baumgardner) Round five: Baumgardner got hit with counter shots from Miranda. The former landed jabs. Miranda with a few hooks and shots from the inside. SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Miranda (49-46 Baumgardner) Round four: Baumgardner with jabs and hooks to start the round. Miranda tried to land shots of her own. The champion went for the attack to the body. The exchanged shots. Advertisement SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Baumgardner (40-36 Baumgardner) Round three: Miranda was stuck by the ropes as Baumgardner tried to overpower her. Baumgardner with a few hooks. Miranda answered back with one of her own. Pressing forward, Baumgardner was waiting to land one shot that could end it. SN unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Baumgardner (30-27 Baumgardner) Round two: Baumgardner with a few fired-up hooks. She was chasing down Miranda. Miranda slipped. Baumgardner landed counter strikes. Her power was on full display here. 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