That's the type of behavior that's acceptable when you're playing for the Titans.
Joe Burrow talked about his heated sideline exchange with head coach Zac Taylor during the Bengals' 37-27 win over a hapless Tennessee team on Sunday.
As his team led 37-21 in the fourth quarter, Burrow reportedly said on the sideline, “It's so fucking embarrassing.”
“It's okay to be a little emotional on the sidelines in those situations because the game is out of reach,” Barrow said. According to Cincinnati.com. “You don't have to go back out there to make plays to win games.”
Despite going 3-11 against the Titans with relative ease, Burrow pulled off two improbable interceptions to help Tennessee extend its lead to 14-7.
“I could have controlled my emotions better in that situation,” Barrow said. “Like I said, it wasn't directed at Zach. It was an expression of the frustration that I felt that day, that we felt as an offense, and how sloppy it was and how… We had internal discussions about what needs to be improved.
It was an otherwise great season for Burrow. He leads the NFL with 3,977 yards and 36 passing touchdowns.
However, the team is struggling at 6-8 and will need three wins and many more to make the playoffs.
“When things are going well and I'm good enough to do what I want to do, I try to verbalize it,” he said when asked if such outbursts could inspire his teammates. , Barrow replied: “In my opinion, when things aren't up to par, I try to verbalize it. Maybe I could have done it in a better way on Sunday. I just wanted to help myself.” and holding the team to a high standard… It started with myself on Sunday. I was really frustrated with the turnovers that I had and on top of that, the mentality by myself and others. I made a lot of mistakes.”
It's been a trying week for Burrow, as his home was burglarized during Monday Night Football's win over the Cowboys.
Instagram model Olivia Ponton was the one who called 9-1-1 when he returned to the quarterback's home.
It was later revealed that they had been “dating” for months.
“I feel like my privacy has been violated in many ways,” Barrow said. “And that's all I can say about it, because there's so much more out there already than I would like that I want to share.”
