Cincinnati Bengal QB Joe Burrow’s home in Ohio was broken into on Dec. 9 while he was playing at the Dallas Cowboys.
There have been a rash of burglaries at NFL player’s homes this year, and Jets QB Aaron Rodgers was asked about this issue, and if he’s concerned about his New Jersey home.
“Interesting situation that happened in Cincinnati,” Rodgers said. “I think something happened in Kansas City as well. I have security, full-time, thanks to Daily Mail putting my (address) out there.
“It’s something that we all think about from time to time. You’re kind of exposed in that way, and it seems like there’s a professional aspect to this where they don’t care if there’s cameras on or an alarm set. They’re going to get in and get out quickly, so hopefully it doesn’t happen anymore.
“I will say this and I used this years ago, the League has a really good resource where they have security experts that can come out to your house and give you ideas about where to put cameras, where the weak spots are. I think guys in general just don’t use it because they don’t have the time or they’re thinking about other things, or they’re busy playing video games or whatever it is, but there’s a lot of great resources that the League puts together that I think more guys should probably look at as far as the safety of their homes.”
