Bengals players have a new nickname for Arrowhead Stadium: “Burrowhead”
can be seen saying, “We’ll see y’all at Burrowhead,” before their win over Buffalo went final, while cornerback Eli Apple was dancing for the camera. The name is a shot at Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium and a reference to how Since Burrow was drafted in 2020, Kansas City has yet to beat the Bengals. Last year, Cincinnati punched its ticket to the Super Bowl with a win at Arrowhead.
The Chiefs have made the AFC championship five years in a row now, having played in the Super Bowl twice and with one win during that span. Although Burrow and the Bengals have had success over this team in recent years, the last thing they want to do is give Patrick Mahomes and company any more motivation.
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