Joe Burrow got a little protection off the field from a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model.

According to multiple reports Tuesday, Olivia Ponton is the person who called 911 when Burrow’s home in Ohio was broken into on Monday — as the Bengals quarterback was busy beating the Cowboys on “Monday Night Football” in Dallas.

Ponton, 22, reported the burglary at 8:14 p.m. after she pulled up to Burrow’s $7.5 million home in Cincinnati and saw a “shattered bedroom window and a ransacked room.”

“Someone broke into my house,” the model, who has 8 million TikTok followers, told authorities over the phone. “It’s completely messed up. …Can we please send more people?”

The investigation into the incident is ongoing, but this is the third NFL star to have his home broken into during a game.

Break-ins at the homes of Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes followed, prompting the NFL to send a memo to players and teams warning them that they may be targets.

A South American crime ring is reportedly at the center of what happened to the Chiefs stars.

Ponton called her mother, Diane, who also called 911.

“My daughter is there, this is Joe Burrow’s house. She stays there, he is at the football game. She’s wondering what to do, whether to hide or go outside,” she said.

It is unknown if anything was stolen from Burrow’s home.

The relationship between Ponton and Burrow, 28, is not known, although documents from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office state that the influencer is “employed” by the QB.

Neither has commented publicly, although it would be an awkward way to announce a romantic entanglement.

It was suspected that Burrow was engaged to his longtime girlfriend Olivia Holzmacher, although the college sweethearts never confirmed the news and have not been featured on each other’s social media since a Jan. 31 Instagram post from Holzmacher.