Joe Burrow's Week 3 gameday fit fails to win over Bengals fans: "Bro just left Paige Buecker's closet"

Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals are now 0-3, an early start to the season that no one saw coming. While the quarterback and his team have been criticized about their play on the field, there is something else that fans have seen enough of: Joe Burrow's fashion sense.

A video of the Bengals quarterback entering Paycor Stadium on Monday night was featured on the team's X account. The quarterback wore a khaki colored vest and khaki cargo pants that he paired with a pale pink t-shirt and matching pink shoes.

The Cincinnati Bengals QB's game day look left fans with a lot of questions, and most weren't NFL-related. Burrow was compared to UConn star basketball player Paige Bueckers as well as a 90s backup dancer.

The pop culture references didn't stop there as football fans on social media compared him to the Backstreet Boys, Justin Bieber and even a member of the 'Saved By The Bell' cast.

"Looks like he's ready to be Saved by the Bell," one fan declared.

"Burrow looking like a backstreet boy," one person on X jokingly said.

"you mean justin bieber?" Another asked.

There were also fans who expressed their desire for Burrow to focus more on his football career than his love of fashion.

Burrow will now have to put the loss to the Washington Commanders and his gameday look behind him. The Bengals will have the Carolina Panthers on the road next Sunday.

"Imagine losing and having to put these clothes back on," another stated.

"He should concentrate on winning football games instead of 'fashion,'" a fan suggested.

"Temu Ken," a fan on X said.

QB Joe Burrow plans to evaluate his leadership after 0-3 start

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow threw for 324 and three touchdowns while completing 29 of 38 passes in Monday's 38-33 loss to the Commanders. After the game, Burrow told reporters that while there is plenty to improve on the field, he plans on working on himself as a leader to his team as well.

"There will be some critical thinking I'll have to do to see what kind of leader I want to be going forward and what I feel like the team needs from me going forward," Burrow told reporters after Monday's loss.

Burrow and the Bengals now find themselves at the bottom of the AFC North division with a 0-3 record. The Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns are 1-2 and the Pittsburgh Steelers are 3-0 at the top.