Joe Burrow’s girlfriend Olivia Holzmacher has quietly turned into one of the most popular NFL partners around.
Although the 24-year-old doesn’t routinely try to make headlines with her various antics the way Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen’s girl constantly tries to, she has still become something of a mainstay in the headlines anyway.
Last week, Burrow’s Cincinnati Bengals were eliminated from the playoffs in unfortunate fashion. Holzmacher responded by sharing some legitimately sad photos after the fact.
This week she opted to post some happier imagery on her social media profiles.
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“Queen of game day fits,” one fan responded.
“I appreciate the last photo thanks queen,” a second fan wrote.
“Luckiest girl in America,” a third fan added.
That last message is a reference to the fact that numerous groupies have been sliding into Burrow’s DMs as of late ever since rumors of his bedroom dominance went mainstream.
Holzmacher has consistently taken that stuff like a champ, though – and this was no exception.
Big picture, one of the things that NFL fans find so appealing about Holzmacher is the fact that she doesn’t try as hard as certain other football wives and girlfriends.
The wild video that Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson’s better half, Ciara, released this week is a perfect example of that.
Holzmacher’s profile has steadily grown quite strongly as her beau has enjoyed more and more success in the pro ranks.
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This year Burrow came within a possession of playing in the Super Bowl for the second straight season.
If he can repeat that performance in 2023-24, Burrow and Holzmacher will inevitably become the new King and Queen of the NFL a lot faster than anyone anticipated they could.
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A graduate from the University of Texas, Anthony Amador has been credentialed to cover the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and high school games all over the Lone Star State. Currently, his primary beats are the NBA, MLB, NFL and UFC.
