CINCINNATI — NFL legend Peyton Manning kind of called out Joe Burrow for getting his offensive line a gift this past Christmas.

The Hall of Famer weighs in on quarterbacks gifting offensive lines and sparks debate with his candid comments.

Joe Burrow went viral for the gifts he gave his offensive linemen, but Peyton Manning is not a fan of the choice.

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Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes got a lot of attention online for buying his offensive line Yeti coolers, boots, Rolex watches and other expensive items, and Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow turned heads when he gave his O-line units samurai swords.

This season, several quarterbacks, including Patrick Mahomes, Justin Herbert, Brock Purdy, and Joe Burrow, continued the tradition of gifting their offensive linemen Christmas pres

Lamar Jackson had another solid season, proving why he is one of the best, but after the Ravens’ playoff elimination, he now shares some intriguing stats with Peyton Manning.

New job for Lou Anarumo, who spent more than five seasons alongside Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals as defensive coordinator.

The NFL is king because football is the best sport in the history of the planet Earth. Therefore, quarterback is the toughest and most critical position in sports. Teams with an elite quarterback have a significantly better chance of winning the Super Bowl than those with average quarterback

Three NFL MVP races have ended in a tie: 1960, 1997, and 2004. In each case, the award went to both players, and each was named a co-MVP. For historical purposes, the award still counts as a full MVP for each co-winner. Here's the complete history of NFL co-MVPs.

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