Joe Burrow kept the Cincinnati Bengals' season alive with another tremendous outing on Sunday, tossing three touchdown passes to take down the Cleveland Browns, 24-6. Afterwards Burrow was asked about the viral Christmas present he got all his linemen— individualized samurai swords.

Offensive lineman Alex Cappa's weapon is estimated to have existed since the mid-1600s and has horses carved into the handle.

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.

But Joe Burrow may be the winner of this year’s gift exchange. The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback gifted each of his linemen with authentic samurai swords. The buzz here in the Bengals locker room is Joe Burrow’s Xmas gift to the offensive line — custom Japanese Samurai *Katana* swords which date back to the 1600s.

Joe Burrow put much thought into his Christmas gifts this season. The former LSU national champion and Heisman Trophy winner reportedly bought 12 Samurai swords for his offensive linemen on the Cincinnati Bengals. Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic dove deeper into the report by quoting Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown on his holiday present.

As the annual round of gift-giving from quarterbacks to their locker room takes place across the NFL, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has gifted his offensive line authentic Japanese katana swords for Christmas,

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.