Kirk Cousins Embraces Las Vegas With In-N-Out Victory Routine
The Raiders' new quarterback has integrated the popular West Coast fast-food chain into his post-win celebrations.
Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins is cementing his place with fans not only through his on-field performance but also by incorporating a beloved West Coast culinary tradition into his victory routine. Cousins recently shared a moment with his younger son, Turner, outside an In-N-Out Burger location, calling it their "new Victory Monday routine." The quarterback had previously admitted to having "an In-N-Out problem" during a press conference, detailing a substantial order that includes multiple 3x3 burgers and fries.
Cousins' embrace of In-N-Out appears to resonate with the Raiders' fanbase, many of whom are known to be fond of the fast-food chain. His public enjoyment of the burgers after wins suggests a seamless assimilation into the local culture since joining the team.
The quarterback's stated preference for three 3x3 burgers aligns with the three touchdown passes he has thrown in each of his first two games with the Raiders. Cousins has two sons, Turner and Cooper; it appears Cooper was unable to join this particular post-game outing.