Bengals QB Joe Burrow Gives Offensive Linemen Authentic Christmas Gifts
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Joe BurrowChristmas gifts for his abusive players are a good dino-mite.
The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback gave his teammates real dinosaur, bear and giant fossils for the holiday — a gift many pundits said fit his personality perfectly.
“I think it speaks to his intelligence and his passion and his desire to do something different,” the Bengals center said Ted Karras he told ESPN on Friday, December 26, for Burrow’s gift selection. “I thought it was really special.”
In accordance with ESPN‘s Bengals reporter Ben BabyBurrow invited his hardworking co-workers to his house on Monday, December 22, for a holiday gathering. There, Burrow had the fossils on display and each player picked the bones of their choice.
The order of selection was determined by size and when they arrived.
It is reported that Karras chose the woolly mammoth fossil (archaeologists estimate it to be about 30,000 years old) while the Bengals. Orlando Brown Jr. again Amarius Mims he took bear skulls home.
Rookie Dylan Fairchild you chose a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil.
Burrow’s interest in archeology and artifacts was highlighted in season 2 of the Netflix series “Quarterback,” which premiered in 2024.
“When are fossil fuels out of your mind?” Burrow said in the episode. They go back millions of years. That is sick.
The episode shows Burrow and his colleagues going to the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. There, they saw several unusual fossils, including one believed to be an Archeopteryx.
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Getty Images“We went to the Natural History Museum. They took us behind the scenes and showed us the best things. It’s like a fossil library that doesn’t show everyone,” Burrow said on the show.
He added, “It’s like you go to a shoe store, and they’re like, ‘Maybe we have them in the back.’ And it was, like, all the fossils back there. It was very sick. “
Burrow’s unique act was attacked by the attacking people.
“It says a lot about who he is — his personality, his heart, all those things, man,” Brown said. “He’s just a special person.”
“It was quite an event, man,” Karras said. “He continues to be proud as always of his kindness and generosity and his expertise. We are very grateful.”
Burrow has missed nine games this season with an injury, and the Bengals (5-10) will miss the playoffs for the third straight season.
Despite the struggles, Burrow was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week after the team’s Week 16 win against the Miami Dolphins on Wednesday, December 24.
Quarterbacks giving gifts to their offensive partners has become a strong holiday tradition throughout the NFL.
Josh Allen is looking forward to becoming a father. Following the Buffalo Bills’ 35-31 win over the New England Patriots on Sunday, December 14, Allen, 29, spoke briefly to reporters about the news that he and wife Hailee Steinfeld are expecting their first child together. “I’ve known for a long time, haven’t I? […]
This year, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills Josh Allen and his wife, an actress Hailee Steinfeldhe gave the Bills linemen one-fourth of the beef, perhaps a nod to the team’s “everyone eats” mantra. Each lineman also received a Schwank Infrared Grill.
The quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs Patrick Mahomes he gave each of his players a Hublot watch, and a Full Swing KIT (an indoor golf practice tool). Mahomes’ teammates also received Beats Studio Pro headphones, Oakley Meta HSTN AI sunglasses, Rimowa aluminum suitcases and Aventon bicycles.
Currently, Aaron Rodgers sent his Pittsburgh Steelers offensive line Can-Am off-roader side-by-side, off-road ATV vehicles.
Jared Goff he got custom golf carts (Goff carts, if you will) for his Detroit Lions teammates.
