Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow teamed up with the original "Joe Cool," legendary quarterback Joe Montana, in New York City to help communities in need.The two were in Brooklyn, partnering with City Harvest and packing meals for communities in need.Video above: Joe Burrow's story through the eyes of his hometown set to be released in SpringThe partnership is part of their sponsorship with Guinness, with the goal of logging one million community service hours with help from the public. "Of course, this guy made it a competition," Joe Burrow said of packing sweet potatoes with Joe Montana.Burrow said it was great to spend a few days with the quarterback legend."To be around a guy like him is exciting for me because I know he's had all the success in the world that I would like to have in my profession, and then he's a great person to hang out with, helps in the community, has the same values I have," Burrow said.When asked about free agency and all the deals happening recently for quarterbacks in the league, Burrow said, "it's an exciting time for quarterbacks in the league, the market is getting higher and higher, and that's pushing the league further."Burrow also appeared in a TikTok on the TODAY Show's account, an app where he grew popular during the team's Super Bowl run."I'm glad I have fans; I can't say I frequent TikTok very much, but it's always exciting to get new fans," Burrow said. Burrow wrapped up his trip ringing the closing bell at Wall Street.
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow teamed up with the original "Joe Cool," legendary quarterback Joe Montana, in New York City to help communities in need.
The two were in Brooklyn, partnering with City Harvest and packing meals for communities in need.
Video above: Joe Burrow's story through the eyes of his hometown set to be released in Spring
The partnership is part of their sponsorship with Guinness, with the goal of logging one million community service hours with help from the public.
"Of course, this guy made it a competition," Joe Burrow said of packing sweet potatoes with Joe Montana.
Burrow said it was great to spend a few days with the quarterback legend.
"To be around a guy like him is exciting for me because I know he's had all the success in the world that I would like to have in my profession, and then he's a great person to hang out with, helps in the community, has the same values I have," Burrow said.
When asked about free agency and all the deals happening recently for quarterbacks in the league, Burrow said, "it's an exciting time for quarterbacks in the league, the market is getting higher and higher, and that's pushing the league further."
Burrow also appeared in a TikTok on the TODAY Show's account, an app where he grew popular during the team's Super Bowl run.
"I'm glad I have fans; I can't say I frequent TikTok very much, but it's always exciting to get new fans," Burrow said.
Burrow wrapped up his trip ringing the closing bell at Wall Street.
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