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Kirk Cousins, quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, recently told reporters about his love for In-N-Out Burger, calling it "an In-N-Out problem." He favors orders like Double-Doubles and three 3-by-3 burgers (three beef patties with three slices of American cheese) on off days. Cousins emphasizes that he skips onions but enjoys fries. His preference for the fast-food chain intensified since moving to the West Coast, where it's more convenient to visit In-N-Out after games or wins.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-20,
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Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins admitted to having a significant preference for In-N-Out burgers, calling it his "favorite cheat meal." His go-to order includes two Double-Doubles and, on days he is very hungry, three separate 3-by-3s (a secret menu item featuring three beef patties and three slices of American cheese), with fries but no onions. Cousins previously played for the Atlanta Falcons, but since signing a five-year contract worth $172 million—primarily functioning as a one-year, $20 million fully guaranteed deal—with the Raiders in Las Vegas, his affection for In-N-Out has grown significantly due to its proximity on the West Coast.
Written for “Raiders Quarterback's Fast Food Choice” on 2026-10-04,
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Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins doesn’t mess around when it comes to In-N-Out.
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it → mess → Out
“I have an In-N-Out problem,” he told reporters.
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And coming home from a win on a Sunday night, I don’t know if I can think of a better spot than that.”
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I → come → that
Cousins’ go-to order?
Two Double-Doubles.
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But on an off day in August, Cousins will get three 3-by-3s for himself with no onions and fries.
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Cousins → get → onions
An In-N-Out 3-by-3 is part of the not-so-secret burger menu featuring three beef patties and three slices of American cheese.
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Out → feature → cheese
Cousins said he can eat three separate 3-by-3s when he is really hungry.
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“I don’t get onions, but then I also get fries and don’t usually do a shake.
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That’s probably the one discipline I try to have.
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But yeah, I can put down a lot of In-N-Out burgers,” Cousins said.
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Cousins → put → burgers
Cousins signed a five-year, $172 million contract with the Raiders that functions primarily as a fully guaranteed one-year, $20 million deal.
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that → sign → deal
Cousins formerly played for the Atlanta Falcons, but his arrival to Las Vegas triggered his self-proclaimed In-N-Out problem.
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“It wasn’t a big deal when I lived in the Central or Eastern Time Zone.
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But on the West Coast Time Zone, when I signed with the Raiders, I knew this was gonna be an issue,” Cousins said.
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Cousins → sign → Raiders
The Raiders face AFC West rivals, the Chargers, in Week 2.
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Raiders → face → Week
While it’s not a home game, Cousins still has a chance to get In-N-Out if the squad gets the win at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
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squad → ’ → Angeles
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