But now, rumors are flying that Joe Burrow has indeed decided to make an endorsement in 2024 - for Trump's opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris. According to a Harris campaign account on Twitter, the Bengals quarterback joined a "White Dudes For Kamala" Zoom call this evening, which also featured appearances from actor Jeff Bridges, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, among others. https://twitter.com/harris_wins/status/1818116400176586894 Of course social media immediately began going crazy at the news that Burrow had reportedly endorsed Harris for president, with Democrats suddenly finding themselves as Bengals fans and Republicans trashing the often-injured quarterback. https://twitter.com/mattmag1013/status/1818138187065131343 https://twitter.com/plainandlittle/status/1818137131979792814 https://twitter.com/anakinsaber/status/1818136506579796475View this post on Instagram
Joe Burrow sits when he pees
— Smitty 🇺🇸🦅 (@smithcps01) July 30, 2024
Of course, there's only one problem: So far, there's no evidence other than the tweet from the Harris campaign that Burrow was actually on the call. As one user pointed out, it's odd that in this age of technology, no video proof has surfaced that Burrow was actually on the call. No screenshot, no video of him on the Zoom call, nothing? https://twitter.com/DakotaMoyer02/status/1818131703128367166 Now, is it possible that Burrow was actually on the call? Sure. But is it also possible that troll just changed their screen name to "Joe Burrow" (or somebody else named Joe Burrow was actually on the call and everybody just assumed it was the Bengals QB?) Absolutely. Burrow is in the middle of training camp with his team, so it seems a little odd that he'd be spending his free time hopping on a "White Dudes for Kamala" Zoom call while never having made a political endorsement before. But Burrow has also previously expressed his support for abortion rights, as well as supported stricter gun control laws, so it's not out of the realm of possibility that he's finally ready to jump in and make an endorsement. As of right now though, all we have is a tweet saying it happened - and nothing from Burrow himself. I'd say that if it wasn't him, he's going to be pretty surprised when he wakes up tomorrow and opens social media.He spend 50% of his career on Injured Reserve, he will serve you well with all his free time
— Erle James Eddy (@CallSaul505575) July 30, 2024