Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow Kareem Elgazzar/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK

This year’s Super Bowl left Joe Burrow with a bad taste in his mouth. But it definitely wasn’t all negative for him that day.

A funny video of the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback went viral Wednesday after being posted by "NFL Game Day All-Access." In the clip, which was from the Super Bowl, Burrow went over to introduce himself to a few Los Angeles Rams defenders while they were on the field together, namely, Von Miller, Aaron Donald and Eric Weddle. He hilariously led by saying, “I’m Joe.”

Check it out.

Miller, who shook Burrow’s hand, and Weddle, who complimented Burrow on the season that he was having, definitely passed the vibe check. But it seemed like Donald was all business as he did not pay Burrow any mind.

In any case, Burrow won over a lot of fans this season, both with his play and with his personality. Now this latest video makes the former No. 1 overall pick even easier to root for.

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