What's Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow's Net Worth and Who Is He Dating?

Ever since professional football player Joe Burrow stepped foot on Louisiana State University's campus, he has been a superstar. Since then, the NFL quarterback has been given various nicknames to depict his smooth persona including "Joey Franchise," "Joe Shiesty," and most recently "Joe Brrr." In August 2022, ESPN voted Burrow as the fifth-best quarterback along with Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady.

So, what's Burrow's net worth?

Burrow is involved in charity work including his Joe Burrow Hunger Relief Fund, which is dedicated to providing food aid for local residents in Athens, Ohio. According to The Cincinnati Enquirer, the fund grew to over $1.3 million with sports fans making donations after the quarterback’s win over the Kansas City Chiefs during the playoffs in 2022. Donations were commonly made in increments of $9 and $31. The $9 represents Burrow’s jersey number, while $31 represents the number of years it took for the Bengals to have a playoff victory.

Burrow has a net worth of approximately $10 million, as per Celebrity Net Worth. He has endorsement deals with companies including Nike, Bose, Fanatics, and Lordstown Motors for undisclosed amounts. When Burrow was drafted in 2020, he signed a four-year deal with the Bengals for $36,190,137, according to Spotrac. During that year, Burrow received $535,878 as a base salary and $780,000 the following year.

In 2022, Burrow's base salary was $895,000 and in 2023, it was bumped up to $1,010,000.

Burrow is the starting quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals. He was drafted first overall in the 2020 NFL Draft by the Bengals. Burrow was well accomplished as a college football player, but his path to stardom didn’t start out how he intentionally wanted it to.

Coming out of high school, Burrow committed to Ohio State University to play college football. Growing up in Athens, Ohio, Burrow spent three seasons at Ohio State and redshirted his first year. Although he sat out for a year, Burrow didn't lose a year of eligibility. Burrow spent his second and third year as a backup quarterback and eventually decided that it was time to move on from Ohio State.

The Ohio native graduated from OSU in three years with a bachelor’s degree in Consumer and Family Financial Services. He also had two years of eligibility left to play college football and transferred to Louisiana State University to play football as a graduate transfer student. That’s when his college football career really took off, as he was the starting quarterback for his last two seasons.

In the 2019 college football season, Burrow broke various records, including the single-season records for total passing touchdowns (60), total yards of offense (6,039), and total touchdowns responsible for (65). The QB led LSU to an undefeated 15–0 season in 2019. LSU was ranked as the number one team in the country towards the end of the season.

The team won the national championship over Clemson that year. Burrow won a plethora of awards including the Heisman Trophy, which is the most prestigious award in college football. The award goes to the top player in the country.

Being the number one pick in the 2020 Draft, Burrow had many endorsements to choose from. While he could have chosen to sign with a more widely known automotive company, Burrow chose to partner with Ohio-based Lordstown Motors after he was drafted.

Lordstown Motors is an electric vehicle company that went public in October 2020, which was a few months after Burrow signed his rookie deal with the Bengals. Lordstown said that it began releasing its first batch of vehicles in 2022 and would continue through the first half of 2023.