Joe Burrow can finally exhale after a stressful few months—his stolen possessions have been recovered, and the suspects who broke into his home have been arrested.
Back in December, while Burrow was leading the Cincinnati Bengals against the Dallas Cowboys on ‘Monday Night Football,’ his home was burglarized. The break-in was first reported by model Olivia Ponton, whom police listed as an “employee” of Burrow in their report.
Authorities have since indicted a group of Chilean nationals on federal charges after they were pulled over last month. In a twist of irony, one of them was wearing a Bengals beanie at the time of their arrest.
The burglars didn’t just take valuables—they also left behind some evidence. A selfie surfaced showing the suspects posing inside Burrow’s home, decked out in the quarterback’s jewelry. That image, along with other recovered items, quickly spread across social media.
One of the more unexpected details? A digital scale spotted in the background of the recovered items. Social media had a field day with it, questioning its purpose in Burrow’s home.
“Is that a scale? 💀😂” one user wrote, while another joked, “Burrow smokes them trees. Interesting. Lol.” The lighthearted commentary continued, with fans also pointing out a Goku figurine among the stolen goods.
For Burrow, the burglary saga is finally coming to a close. But in the world of the internet, the quarterback now faces an entirely different kind of scrutiny—one involving digital scales and anime collectibles.
Regardless of the online chatter, Burrow’s focus remains locked on what matters most: getting back on the field and leading the Bengals to another deep playoff run.
