Joe Burrow's home was ransacked during the Monday Night Football game, causing no injuries but the house is in a “mess”

Joe Burrow’s home was broken into on the Monday Night Football match when he was away playing for his team the Cincinnati Bengals against the Dallas Cowboys, which ultimately the Cincinnati Bengals had won. Even though no was at home and therefore not injured during the burglary, according to the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office., Joe Burrow’s home was “ransacked.”

This has been the latest consecutive break in after Travis Kelce’s and Patrick Mahomes’ house was broken into two months ago in October when they were away playing for their team, the Kansas City Chiefs. A staff working at the Cincinnati Bengals’ quarterback house when he was away playing, returnedto work on the next day morning and found the bedroom window to be broken and the house was in a state of mess. The staff immediately dialed 911 to inform the authorities. This house of Joe’s is situated at the Anderson Township in Cincinnati.

Even though once the authorities were called, they began their investigation into the burglary immediately yet they could not be certain about what valuables were stolen from Joe’s Anderson Township’s house. There are no confirmed reports as to when was Joe Burrows was actually informed about the burglary at his house. With Joe being away to play the match, the authorities found a way to nab the criminals - they decided to speak to neighbours in case the neighbours had noticed any suspicious activity around Joe’s house the night before or if they can have access to any of the footage recorded by the surveillance cameras of his neighbours in this upscale neighbourhood of Cincinnati.
According to Kyla Woods who is the public information officer for the sheriffs office in Joe’s country, the authorities are currently looking at all possibilities for the case. As of now, nothing else has been revealed by the Cincinnati police authorities.
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This is a tough time for the wealthy and popular players of both the National Football League and the National Basketball Association. As both leagues are currently on, many of the players are away from their homes and playing for their teams. Apart from Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes of the NFL, houses of NBA players were also broken into. This includes Bobby Portis of Milwaukee Bucks and Mike Conley Jr. of Minnesota Timberwolves homes. Contrary to Patrick and Travis’ homes which were broken into just days away from each other, Portis’ house was broken in early days of November, which was 2 months from the date of when Mike’s house was broken into in September. While both the NFL and NBA has warned its players, there is still a sense of fear in the air,