Main Story: Vice President JD Vance visited Bengals practice and toured the locker room, but Joe Burrow said he didn’t meet him. Burrow framed the visit as a sign that football brings people together, without commenting directly on Vance or politics.

Yes, But

Burrow has expressed views on racial justice and abortion in the past, but his response to Vance’s visit was focused on the team and its fans—not political alignment.

State of Play
  • Vance greeted the team, shook hands with coach Zac Taylor and left before practice ended.
  • Burrow’s attention is on Cincinnati’s upcoming game against Baltimore.
Bottom Line

Vance’s visit brought political attention to Bengals practice, but Burrow kept his reaction centered on football’s ability to draw people together.