Chipotle Adds Menu Item Named After Former Ohio State Quarterback Justin Fields

Former Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields now has a Chipotle bowl named after him in the “featured” section of the online app, along with fellow NFL Draft prospects Zach Wilson and Trey Lance.
Had to let y’all know @ChipotleTweets is featuring my bowl on their app! Order from now until 4/29 and @ChipotleTweets will donate $1 (up to $5K) to help youth sports in my new hometown! pic.twitter.com/IBZIPCDV5l
— Justin Fields (@justnfields) April 21, 2021
Fields’ bowl is just 615 calories and includes sofritas, brown rice, fajita veggies, romaine lettuce and guacamole. It cost $9.50 – approximately the cost of a standard bowl with guacamole added.
This isn’t the first time a former Ohio State quarterback has promoted Chipotle, as Braxton Miller, J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones delivered orders around Columbus during the 2019-20 bowl season. Playing off the Buckeyes’ improbable run to the 2014-15 national championship, Barrett said he would replace Miller if he can’t make the delivery, while Jones noted he’ll fill in for Barrett if needed.
Handing off @ChipotleTweets in Columbus with my brothers @JT_theQB4th and @cj1two to celebrate Free Delivery Bowl season. Terms: https://t.co/CR2fBTh0U9 #Sponsored pic.twitter.com/FbMG5ZMcFm
— BRAXTON MILLER (@BraxtonMiller5) December 24, 2019
As for Fields, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that his bowl does not feature chicken or steak like Wilson’s or Lance’s bowls given his vegan diet – which cuts out all dairy and red meat.
“Some guys on the team always mess with me, like ‘How do you not eat steak?’ or something like that, but I don’t really crave steak or anything like that,” Fields said during a media availability in October. “Really just kids’ meals, to be honest. I feel like I wasn’t a fancy guy.”
This is pretty cool 🙌 I just got my own bowl on the @ChipotleTweets app. Check it out! pic.twitter.com/06zvKPR6iw
— Zachary Wilson (@ZachWilson) April 20, 2021
Man s/o to @ChipotleTweets! This is crazy.. Draft is 9 days out AND I’ve got my own bowl on the app!
— Trey Lance (@treylance09) April 21, 2021
..plus a portion of the proceeds for every QB bowl sold (up to $5k) will be donated to a youth sports org in my future city 🙏 pic.twitter.com/6pyG4HgoXC
All three quarterbacks are expected to hear their names called in the first round of the upcoming NFL Draft, which takes place on April 29-May 1. Chipotle says it will donate $1 from each bowl sold to a youth sports organization in the players’ new hometowns, totaling up to $5,000.
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