Hours after the confetti fell to cement the Cincinnati Bengals' 23-20 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LVI, star Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow took to Twitter to apologize to Who Dey Nation for not bringing the Lombardi Trophy back to the Queen City.Among the nearly 10,000 response to Burrow's tweet was Bengals legendary wide receiver Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson, who quote tweeted Burrow's tweet and said "It's okay Joe, you gave a city, fans & former players a feeling many of us have never experienced before." Of course, Ochocinco was one of the thousands of voices to respond to Burrow's tweet, many of them positive, either thanking him for helping to lead the Bengals to their first Super Bowl in over 30 years or sharing sentiments of how bright the future is for the team.Burrow finished his first career Super Bowl throwing for 263 yards and a touchdown, completing 22 of his 33 pass attempts.
Hours after the confetti fell to cement the Cincinnati Bengals' 23-20 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LVI, star Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow took to Twitter to apologize to Who Dey Nation for not bringing the Lombardi Trophy back to the Queen City.
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Among the nearly 10,000 response to Burrow's tweet was Bengals legendary wide receiver Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson, who quote tweeted Burrow's tweet and said "It's okay Joe, you gave a city, fans & former players a feeling many of us have never experienced before."
Of course, Ochocinco was one of the thousands of voices to respond to Burrow's tweet, many of them positive, either thanking him for helping to lead the Bengals to their first Super Bowl in over 30 years or sharing sentiments of how bright the future is for the team.
Burrow finished his first career Super Bowl throwing for 263 yards and a touchdown, completing 22 of his 33 pass attempts.
