Joe Burrow reveals he bought a BATMOBILE for $3million even though Cincinnati Bengals superstar can’t even drive it

Despite the fact that it is not street legal, Joe Burrow has spent $3 million building a replica BATMOBILE.

After agreeing to a $275 million contract in 2023, Burrows now makes an incredible $55 million a year.

During a terrible Bengals season, Burrow led the league in yards and touchdowns thrown, making him one of the NFL’s best quarterbacks.

However, as the Bengals appear certain to be eliminated from the playoffs, the 2020 first overall pick has managed to find a way to vent his anger.

Burrow was captured on Hard Knock practice cameras asking wide receiver Tee Higgins, “Have I told you I bought a Batmobile?”

Ordinary people would have double-taken and stared at Burrow as if he were insane.

However, Higgins asked in a lighthearted manner, “Did you get it yet?”

Burrow calmly replied, “I bought it, but I don’t get it for a year.”

After that, the scene cut to a post on X by Warner Bros.’ Lights, Camera, Barstool.

Ten fully operational but illegal street-legal replicas of the Batmobile from Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight series were advertised.

Since then, the X account has verified that Burrow has bought one.

He must fully commit to his role as the “vengeance Batman where he had the s****y ass eye thing on,” Ja’Marr Chase added as he entered the discussion.

“I think I gotta go all in and go for like the expensive Batsuit too, yeah,” Burrow responded.

Later, the three of them joked that the club may be the ideal location to pull out a Batsuit and Batmobile.

The encounter happened before to the Bengals’ AFC North loss to the Steelers on Sunday.

The interiors of replicas are built to the owners’ specifications.

Additionally, each model has a unique number and Warner Bros. Discovery authenticity evidence.

It will take a year for Burrow to receive it at his house.

With five weeks left in the season, the 27-year-old quarterback has already passed for 3,337 yards and 30 touchdowns.

He improved his stats against the Steelers by 30 yards and three touchdowns, but the team lost 44-38.

Chase led all players in receptions and touchdowns prior to Cincinnati’s bye week, setting himself up to capture the league’s receiving triple crown.

This season, the wide receiver is expected to sign his own record-breaking contract extension.

However, since then, Derrick Henry of the Baltimore Ravens has scored 15 touchdowns.