JOE Burrow is in the holiday spirit and has gifted his offensive lineman incredible items.
Burrow did his best Santa Claus impression by sharing incredible gifts with his team.
Joe Burrow have his offensive linemen an incredible gift[/caption]
Burrow gave his teammates Japanese katanas[/caption]
According to reporter Paul Dehner Jr., Burrow gifted his offensive lineman Japanese katanas.
These swords are from centuries ago and each have unique stories.
“Joe does a great job at buying gifts that are extremely meaningful,” offensive lineman Orlando Brown told Dehner.
“The fact that he bought me a sword, it’s the most ancient form of respect.”
Katanas are mostly associated with a period from 1603-1888, but they can be much older.
Some stretch as far back as 1185.
NFL fans were blown away by this gift from Burrow, and shared their thoughts on social media.
“Joeys O line gifts are always the best in the league,” one fan said.
“I mean, who wouldn’t want one. Pretty cool,” another fan said.
“Hands down the best gift,” a third fan said.
“Pretty badass,” a fourth fan said.
“If you’re wondering, a certified antique Japanese Katana can sell upwards to $30K,” a fifth fan said.
Another NFL quarterback went all out with their Christmas gifts this season.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy splurged and bought his offensive lineman new Toyota trucks.
“Boys, I just want to say Merry Christmas. I got some gifts for you guys — sorry for the wait, but if you want to follow me outside,” Purdy said in a video.
NFL on Netflix
Netflix will be the global home of the NFL on Christmas Day this year.
The streaming service will show two special holiday games live around the world.
Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs kick off the double header against the Pittsburgh Steelers at 1 pm ET.
And they’ll be followed by the Baltimore Ravens at the Houston Texans from 4.30 pm ET.
That game will also feature a halftime show from Beyonce in her home town of Houston, Texas.
Netflix also confirmed their broadcast team for the day, led by Fox NFL commentator Greg Olsen and former Good Morning Football host Kay Adams.
The offensive lineman couldn’t believe the gift and shared their excitement.
“My mind is blown, honestly,” Jaylon Moore said.
“This is probably the greatest gift I ever got in my life.”
Purdy is still on a rookie contract, making his gift extra impressive.
He is making just over $900,000 this season.
