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Rob Gronkowski has been apart of several Super Bowl celebrations, so he has a good idea what they are like.Obviously because of the pandemic, things were different this year, and appearing on The Late, Late Show with James Corden Tuesday, the Tampa Bay tight end revealed one part that was disappointing.“I wish I had a burrito because I was really hungry," he said. "The celebration in the locker room went for awhile and then I had actually had to stay a little while extra with a couple of things I had to do and I was starving in the locker room by the end of it. It was like two hours after the game and there was no food left. I was disappointed. If I had a burrito I would have smashed that thing like no other. I would have put extra queso, extra quac, extra sour cream, whatever it was. Instead I had to settle with like a protein shake in the refrigerator, like pre-made. That’s not the postgame meal I want after the Super Bowl."I want a huge burrito, a burger, something like that. Yesterday, today, I have been splurging all day. I just had a burger, tater tots, sweet potato fries. You name it, I’ve been eating it for the last two days.”After the NFC title game, Gronkowski told Corden he celebrated with a burrito.The tight end was asked what the locker room was like afterwards.“These guys are turnt up," Gronkowski said. "My teammates on the Buccaneers, from the defensive side, to the offensive side, to the special teams, these guys turn up. It’s incredible. We’ve got a lot of young folks on our team and the young bucks, they are always fully energized, they are always ready to party, they are always ready to dance. You went into that locker room, there was smoke everywhere from cigars, there were bottles being handed all around, passed all around, there was champagne being popped. Everyone had their Oakley ski goggles on, spraying champagne on each other. It was a party, man.”This was Gronkowski's fourth Super Bowl title, which he loves to hear.“It sounds amazing. I love it," he said. "Three times was amazing. When I retired I was like, ‘Oh man, I’ve got three Super Bowl rings’ and then I decided to come back and I was like, ‘Oh wow, imagine if I had four.’ It just sounds so smooth. Four Super Bowl rings. Four-time champ. It’s amazing.”. just snagged his FOURTH Super Bowl ring with his new team the , so surely he celebrated with a huge post-game meal, right? Well, about that...Part 1 of our chat with the one-and-only Gronk ⬇️ — The Late Late Show with James Corden (@latelateshow)

Rob Gronkowski has been apart of several Super Bowl celebrations, so he has a good idea what they are like.Obviously because of the pandemic, things were different this year, and appearing on The Late, Late Show with James Corden Tuesday, the Tampa Bay tight end revealed one part that was disappointing.“I wish I had a burrito because I was really hungry," he said. "The celebration in the locker room went for awhile and then I had actually had to stay a little while extra with a couple of things I had to do and I was starving in the locker room by the end of it. It was like two hours after...

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