NFL Stars Targeted in String of Burglaries During Games

High-profile players like Joe Burrow, Patrick Mahomes, and Travis Kelce have had their homes burglarized, prompting increased security measures and league-wide alerts.

Joe Burrow's Ohio home was burglarized on December 9 while he was playing Monday Night Football, with a 911 call reporting a ransacked house and shattered windows.
Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce experienced similar break-ins in October, with valuables like trophies, medals, and jewelry stolen from their Kansas City homes.
The NFL has issued a league-wide memo warning players about organized and skilled crime rings targeting athletes' homes during games, urging them to enhance their security measures.
Tua Tagovailoa and Aaron Rodgers have responded by hiring armed security and utilizing NFL-provided resources to safeguard their properties and families.
Investigators suspect a transnational crime ring may be behind the burglaries, which have also targeted NBA players and other professional athletes.