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COVID-19 prevented Burrow from flashing his NFL-ready attributes after LSU's pro day was canceled. He and many of his national champion teammates opted not to work out at the NFL scouting combine, citing a need to recharge after the Tigers played into mid-January before vanquishing Clemson. 

Now? Burrow says he just looks for "whatever patch of grass I can find around town" to throw on before retreating into his basement to play video games.

"Super crazy," he admitted. "Super weird."

But he also acknowledges it wouldn't be crazy or weird to play for the lowly Bengals (2-14 last season), who are based roughly two hours and 15 minutes from Burrow's doorstep in Athens, which is in the southeastern portion of Ohio.

With ample time to consider his future, he's even pondered how he'd win over a veteran locker room, something he did with ease at Baton Rouge, according to his LSU teammates – while often relying on a less-is-more approach.
Burrow and his LSU teammates weren't able to participate in a pro day after LSU's had to be canceled due to COVID-19, nor did the LSU QB take part in the NFL combine. Burrow seems comfortable with playing for the Cincinnati Bengals, although he has been thinking about how he can win over a locker room filled with NFL veterans.