Kirk Cousins Jokes He Has 'In-N-Out Problem,' Reveals Favorite Cheat Meal After Joining Raiders

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Kirk Cousins has become a frequent patron of In-N-Out since signing with the team.

The four-time Pro Bowler told reporters Wednesday he "can put down a lot of In-n-Out burgers" and jokingly referred to it as a "problem."

"That is a great cheat meal," he said. "And coming home from a win on Sunday night, I don't know if I can think of a better spot than that."

Cousins typically purchases two Double-Doubles with fries.

In-N-Out has supplanted Cook Out as Cousins' desired stop for a cheat meal.

His love for Cook Out goes back to at least his time on the Atlanta Falcons. The Netflix series Quarterback showed a clip of him going through a drive-thru as an employee was oblivious to his identity:

Cook Out is based predominantly in the Southeast. By heading to a team in Vegas, Cousins had to know he was entering In-N-Out territory. Talk to anybody who has lived on the West Coast for any period and they'll inevitably provide their strongly held opinions — positive or negative — on the fast food chain.

Cousins is clearly a convert.

The 38-year-old could treat himself to something special after Week 1. The Raiders took down the Miami Dolphins 27-13, and Cousins went 21-of-30 for 160 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions in his Las Vegas debut.