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.

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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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Tennessee Vols legend and NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning isn't a fan of the new trend of quarterbacks providing sponsored gifts for their offensive linemen. We've seen quarterbacks hand out gifts to their offensive linemen after a hard-fought season for years.

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Peyton Manning breaks down how the Cincinnati Bengals' can defend against the checkdown on the ManningCast during "Monday Night Football" during Week 14 of the 2024 NFL season. Peyton Manning and ...

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