Kirk Cousins spotted wearing multiple diamond chains
Kirk Cousins is not cool. Scratch that. Kirk Cousins was not cool.
That narrative is evolving after multiple videos of Cousins wearing blinged-out chains have surfaced on the internet. Two weeks ago Cousins went viral for wearing left tackle Christian Darrisaw's chain.
Now after Sunday's 24-16 win over Miami to get the Vikings to 5-1, Cousins was caught on video wearing multiple diamond chains.
"Flyest QB in the league," wrote Vikings cornerback Chandon Sullivan, who posted the video of Cousins on Instagram.
QB1 so ICY 🥶🥶
— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) October 16, 2022
🎥: @showtimesully10 | IG pic.twitter.com/36vzQR9TDA
Here's another angle showing Za'Darius Smith and other Vikings reacting to Kirk Cool.
Another angle of Kirk “Big Kirko” Cousins rocking numerous chains on the postgame flight (via @chrisdarrisaw71 on IG) pic.twitter.com/cHavpHNB9v
— Will Ragatz (@WillRagatz) October 16, 2022
After Minnesota's Week 1 over the Packers, Cousins was mocked for wearing a plaid shirt, which he's since confirmed is from Patagonia, not Kohl's.
"I would agree, anything that I do is no longer cool," Cousins said last week. "When I wear the plaid button down to Week 1, it looks like I got if from Kohl's. But if Justin Jefferson wears that same plaid button down to next week's press conference, everybody in Minnesota is buying a plaid button down. I'm fully aware of that."
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