Joe Burrow’s Teammates Are Officially ‘Done’ With Him [VIDEO]

Joe Burrow took the Jimmy Butler route in a recent press conference, suggesting he’s lost his joy. And it appears that the offensive line sent a clear message on Sunday.

The Cincinnati Bengals squared off vs. the Baltimore Ravens on in what looks likely to be a losing effort.

Burrow appeared to be called out by center Ted Karras while walking off the field after taking a sack on a play.

He took a late hit on another play, getting decked after releasing the ball. And the O-line’s reaction said it all.

Joe Burrow got decked & his line barely cared

It might be over man pic.twitter.com/0K5TYOuuvv

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) December 14, 2025

One fan suggested that Burrow’s Bengals teammates might not like him that much, as they never seem to have his back.

They never have. I have no idea if burrow is disliked in the locker room or something because no matter who we put on the line they NEVER back him up. Rookie qbs get hit late and the entire bench clears. It’s wild

— Joecember 9️⃣ 🏈❄️ (@JoetotheG27) December 14, 2025

“Another football great left for the wolves. He can do a tour with RG3 filling Holiday Inns,” another fan wrote.

Another football great left for the wolves
He can do a tour with RG3 filling Holiday Inns

— Eddie (@TheEdman) December 14, 2025

“He might just say f**k it and pull an Andrew Luck,” someone else suggested.

He might just say fuck it and pull an Andrew Luck.

— Double-tap Thoughts (@doleseric) December 14, 2025

“Iv always wondered if Burrow was a likeable dude in the locker room… guess not? YIKES,” another comment read.

Iv always wondered if Burrow was a likeable dude in the locker room… guess not? YIKES

— Julian 🍕 (@BatmansTattman) December 14, 2025

“Well when you make comments like he did, people tend to stop caring lol,” someone offered.

Well when you make comments like he did, people tend to stop caring lol

— The GodFather (@TheGodFatherOnX) December 14, 2025

The Bengals were down 17-0 midway through the fourth quarter at the time of writing.