The Cincinnati Bengals announced earlier they'll "Open in Orange" for the season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, wearing orange jerseys, white pants with orange stripes and orange socks.
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow addressed the topic of the importance of which uniforms the Bengals wear, during his appearance on teammate Ja'Marr Chase's podcast.
Burrow said it really doesn't matter to him.
"I don't particularly care what jerseys we wear or what the fans wear, as long as they show up," Burrow said on Chase's podcast. "(If) they're loud (and) they're excited to see us, I'd play in shorts and a T-shirt, whatever they've got for us. I don't care too much about all that other stuff."
Does Burrow notice when the Bengals ask fans to "Stripe
the Jungle?"
"I won't be able to tell," Burrow said. "I won't be able to tell. It's gonna make for some cool pictures, but you just never really see …"
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Joe Burrow doesn't care much about Bengals' uniforms, what fans wear
