This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bengals as ‘Quarterback’ EP 3 Review: Bengals’ Joe Burrow Talks Criticism and Archaeology as Show Does Evan McPherson Dirty .

Deep down, Joe Burrow is like all of us. He enjoys a fine cigar (after completing an undefeated season and winning a national championship). He considers buying the Batmobile. And, most importantly of all, the dude loves natural history.

Bengals QB Joe Burrow: "When you get to an offseason healthy, that's a weight off your shoulders, I'd say. I've had a lot of not healthy offseasons."

The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback revealed new details about the burglary at his home last December in the new season of Netflix’s “Quarterback.”

While preparing for a game against the Bears, offensive coordinator Ben Johnson noticed that Chicago got burned by the Packers on a play that quarterback Jordan Love accidentally fumbled the ball, got back on his feet and connected with a wide-open tight end Luke Musgrave. Johnson wanted to replicate that play.

Most would agree Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is a top-five player at his position in the NFL right now. Burrow is often up there alongside the likes of Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen when onlookers bring up stats, fundamentals and other factors. Some would even put him at two, if not one.

The Bengals' star has been careful about protecting his personal life, so why did he give the green light to the documentary series?