Aaron Rodgers Surprises Offensive Line With Rugged $20,000 Christmas Gift Before The Postseason
The Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive line might be walking a little taller today after receiving quarterback Aaron Rodgers' epic Christmas gift. In a new social media post, Rodgers, 42, thanked the men offering him protection this NFL season with a little something special as the holiday season comes to a close. Rodgers is just one of the many quarterbacks giving back to their O-line, as Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow also presented their teammates with lavish gifts.
Aaron Rodgers Gifts His Offensive Linemen Epic $20,000 UTV Vehicles For Christmas 2025
"Christmas gifts for the big guys done right," Rodgers captioned an Instagram post of himself presenting his offensive line with rugged off-road UTV vehicles. "Can-Am Maverick X3-X turbo’s for the boys," the caption continued. According to the Can-Am website, the X3 turbo vehicles retail for a whopping $19,999, making Rodgers' gift an expensive token of appreciation. In the clip, Rodgers daps up and embraces his teammates, one of whom said he had a feeling their gift would be the $20,000 UTVs. At another point in the post, Rodgers tells his crew, "Alright, let's take them on a joy ride."
Fans Share Their Reactions To Aaron Rodgers Gifting His Teammates $20,000 Presents
Fans were impressed by the veteran quarterback's luxury gift to his offensive linemen, with one writing, "Arod seem like the cool uncle in the family." Another user called Rodgers the "greatest quarterback of all time."
Rodgers' generosity mirrors the unwavering support he shows his teammates on and off the field. Recently, the former Green Bay superstar commented on DK Metcalf's public controversy, which involved him getting into a physical altercation with a fan.
"I think there's a mindset that you pay for a ticket, you say whatever the heck you want. I think there should be some code of conduct," he said. "Obviously, [what the heckler did] was intentional, and I think there was some celebration afterwards on his part."
He continued, "There's two sides to every story. And I support DK. I'll continue to support DK."
Joe Burrow Gifts His Offensive Line Prehistoric Relics For The Holiday Season
According to a previous report from The Blast, Rodgers isn't the only QB to show his appreciation for his offensive line with meaningful gifts during the holiday season.
Cincinnati Bengals player Joe Burrow turned back the clock with his gift, offering his linemen their pick of several authentic fossils. "This year, Joe Burrow gifted his offensive linemen authentic dinosaur, bear and mammoth fossils for Christmas," a post from the team read.
After arriving at his house, linemen Orlando Brown Jr., Amarious Mims, Dylan Fairchild, and Ted Karras had their pick of the relics, ultimately leaving with cave bear skulls, a tusk from a woolly mammoth, and a Tyrannosaurus rex artifact.
"I think it speaks to his intelligence and interests and his desire to do something unique," Karras said. "I thought it was really special."
Kansas City Chiefs Fans Weren't Pleased With Patrick Mahomes' Gifts To His O-Line
Burrow's presents are unsurprising, as the LSU alum spoke openly about his love of fossils during season 2 of Netflix's sports docuseries, "Quarterback." He was seen geeking out over his special, behind-the-scenes visit to the Natural History Museum, telling a staffer that it was like going into a shoe store and having an employee check in the back for more stock. "It was pretty sick," he said.
Meanwhile, Patrick Mahomes' lavish gift set, featuring a Hublot watch, Meta sunglasses, an e-bike, and more, wasn't well received by Kansas City Chiefs fans, who believe the Super Bowl champion was too generous after their team was knocked out of playoff contention for the first time in 10 consecutive years.
"The line don't need nothing but film and some drills," one user wrote, while a second posted, "Creed and Trey take your stuff and leave. The rest of y'all running laps until you collapse."
A third user commented, "Watches to let them know their time is up, suitcases to pack their things, a bike to leave on, and sunglasses to hide their tears as they ride away."
Mahomes Suffered A Season-Ending Injury
Another reason fans were incensed by Mahomes' gift set for his teammates was the 30-year-old's ACL injury during their game against the Los Angeles Chargers. "Don't know why this had to happen," Mahomes shared online. "And not going to lie, [it] hurts. But all we can do now is [trust] in God and attack every single day over and over again. Thank you, Chiefs kingdom, for always supporting me and for everyone who has reached out and sent prayers. I [will] be back stronger than ever."
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