Veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins has already endeared himself to Las Vegas Raiders fans with his fantastic performance in the season’s first two games.
Now he’s taking that to another level by making what’s arguably the West Coast’s most iconic fast food chain part of his victory routine.
On Monday, Cousins posted a photo of him and his younger son, Turner, standing outside of an In-N-Out to his Instagram story.
“Picked up Turner from his school’s pajama day & went straight to our new Victory Monday routine!” the post was captioned.
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Cousins has two sons, Turner and Cooper. It seems that Cooper (who is two years older than Turner) wasn’t able to make it to this victory tradition.
Regardless, given how beloved In-N-Out is among many Raiders fans, Cousins quickly adopting it as part of his post-win routine shows that he has acclimated seamlessly to West Coast burger culture.
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Cousins admitted that he has “an In-N-Out problem,” during a press conference last week, per SF Gate.
“I actually have a go-to I’m not very proud of. If I’m really hungry… I had three 3x3s. I don’t get onions, but then I also get fries. And, don’t usually do a shake. That’s probably the one discipline I try to have,” Cousins added.
His 3×3 order is fitting, given the two games with three touchdown passes he has produced so far.
