Nobody can ever say Tarik Cohen isn’t a multitasker. The Chicago Bears running back is officially winning the offseason when he entered the Streamer Bowl. For those who don’t know, it is a prominent tournament involving the highly popular video game Fortnite. It’s hosted by Twitch Rivals involving NFL players paired up with prominent game streamers. In this case, Cohen was teamed with Clix.
It’s a tournament that featured 16 teams in total and by the end of festivities, Cohen and Clix found themselves hoisting the big trophy as champions. This led to a $112,000 prize that would be donated to a charity of choice. In this instance, the team decided to send it to Australia to help the country combat the devastating wildfires that have ravaged most of the continent.
It was a dominating effort for Cohen, who went home with a score of 69 points, crushing the 2nd place finisher in Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray who had 46.
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