Say goodbye to one of the last NFL stadiums to be without a sponsored name.
Bye-bye, Paul Brown Stadium. Hello … Paycor Stadium.
The Cincinnati Bengals announced on Tuesday that the rights had been sold to Paycor, which — per ESPN’s Adam Schefter — is “a human capital management company that has been headquartered in Cincinnati for over 30 years.”
This means the Bengals franchise will make a ton of money, and that’s good news for them, because as so many NFL fans noted on Twitter, Joe Burrow is still on a rookie contract. And at some point in the near future, he’s going to need to get a sizable raise:
So many of the same jokes
Paycor exists because the Bengals are prepping to PayJoe. https://t.co/qPvpHAcyPQ
— Rich Eisen (@richeisen) August 9, 2022
And what’s best for this team is to get ready to pay QB Joe Burrow.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 9, 2022
Paycor setting up direct deposit straight into Joe Burrow's account
— Jeff Gentil (@jgent15) August 9, 2022
Paycor? More like Payfor Joe Burrow’s max extension https://t.co/nHvV56XrI5
— Zack Joseph (@jackzoseph) August 9, 2022
Like how we went with Paycor since we are going to Pay Joe, Ja’Marr, and Tee
— Kief (@SixtoMiami) August 9, 2022
Need that Joe Burrow money
— Chris (@chrisfrisk12) August 9, 2022
Paycor=pay joe burrow his money. Need advertising money
— Brian Rollman (@brolls27) August 9, 2022
The official name is actually Paycor presents the cash on hand to extend Burrow and Chase Stadium#bengals
— Tim (@Warn44) August 9, 2022
Bengals need help to Paycor Burrow!
Because the Bengals are Paypoor https://t.co/MgXMQao1rR
— Jack Duffin (@JackDuffin) August 9, 2022
Aka Paycor Burrow and Chase https://t.co/avlfnWegOH
— Nate Maynard (@Nate_boiii20) August 9, 2022
Paycor sounds about right since Paycor is gonna have to be paying Joey Burrow next year.
— Yoda Sheisty (@YodaSheisty) August 9, 2022
