Joe Burrow swords gift, explained: Why Bengals QB gave his offensive linemen swords for Christmas
Burrow revealed that an employee tracked down swords for the offensive line, and he explained that he allowed each player to choose his own sword. The swords "date back to the 1600s," NBC 5 Cincinnati's Charlie Clifford reported.
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