At least one of the three suspects charged in connection to the Joe Burrow burglary appeared to love what they allegedly made off with.

Federal authorities say the burglary at Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's home in December was similar to many others around the country, including some break-ins of other star athletes' houses.

A group of illegal immigrants accused of robbing Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s Ohio home allegedly took photos with the stolen items, including his personalized diamond-encrusted chains, according to federal prosecutors.

Authorities say the three men, who are alleged to be part of a South American theft group, broke into the star quarterback's home on Dec. 9 as he was in Dallas playing the Cowboys.

Joe Burrow's home in Anderson Township, Ohio was burglarized while he was away for a Bengals game. Three suspects, part of a South American theft ring

A federal grand jury has charged three defendants for the burglary of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's home.

Three men allegedly part of a South American ring of thieves were indicted Wednesday over the break-in at the home of Cincinnati Bengals’ quarterback Joe Burrow. More than $300,000 in luggage, wristwatches and jewelry were stolen.