Quarterbacks buying expensive and elaborate gifts for their offensive lines has become a tradition in the NFL, from Brock Purdy's trucks to Russell Wilson's $10,000 gift cards. Bengals QB Joe Burrow rose to the occasion with this year's most unique gift.

If it was up to Joe Burrow’s teammates, his gift to them may have been a little bit different than the authentic Japanese Katana swords he gave them.

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and quarterback Joe Burrow address the media before facing the Broncos in Week 17 at Paycor Stadium.

Joe Burrow wins the award for best gift-giver this holiday season. The Bengals quarterback gave his offensive line authentic Japanese katanas, each with unique backstories, according to The Athletic . Burrow placed the swords in a room and gave his linemen the chance to choose their own.

Ryan Clark explains why the Bengals' offense will prove to be too much for the Broncos in their Week 17 matchup.

Despite a career year from the star quarterback, the roster isn’t good enough and Mike Brown will need to spend big to keep the championship window open.

Burrow, in his fifth season, will face Denver for the second time in his career at Paycor Stadium on Saturday in Cincinnati. Obviously, the Broncos want to score more points than they did in the game three years ago,

It’s hard to argue with Ja’Marr Chase about his All-Pro likelihood. And the Cincinnati Bengals hope he has his running mate for Week 17. The team already got massive good news about a key Joe Burrow protector before the battle against the Broncos.