Originally appeared on E! Online
Aaron Rodgers’ Christmas gifts to his team are a total touchdown.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback recently shared a glimpse into the extravagant holiday gift he put together for his fellow teammates.
“Christmas gifts for the big guys done right,” Rodgers wrote in a Dec. 27 Instagram post. “Can-Am Maverick X3-X turbo’s for the boys.”
Indeed, the off-the-road UTV vehicles are quite the present, as the prices for the Can-Am model can go from $20,00 to $40,000, depending on their specifications.
Alongside Rodgers’ message, the 42-year-old included a video of his teammates’ reaction to their gifts, with one fellow player yelling in excitement, “I knew it!”
Among the Steelers crew who received the UTV included center Zach Frazier, and guard Mason McCormick, who were each featured in Rodgers’ video.
In another clip, Rodgers, who appropriately wore a red Christmas sweater to mark the occasion, tells his teammates, “Alright, let’s take them on a joy ride.”
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While Rodgers’ gift certainly earns him the title of an NFL Santa Claus, he’s not the only quarterback who has spoiled his lineman for the holidays. Kansas City Chiefs player Patrick Mahomes has gone all out to spoil his crew each year, gifting the Chiefs offensive line well over $40,000 worth of gifts this year.
Mahomes’ collection of gifts included an Aventon electric bike, a hardshell Rimowa suitcase, and a $4,000 indoor golf practice system, as well as smaller luxury items like headphones and sunglasses. Most extravagantly, the 30-year-old — who shares kids Sterling, 4, Bronze, 3, and Golden, 11 months with wife Brittany Mahomes — gifted his teammates each a Hublot watch, which range from $10,000 to $40,000.
And last year, Mahomes’ haul for his boys included a Yeti cooler, a Rolex watch and Lucchese boots, which go for over $1,000 a pair.
Kansas City’s quarterback suffered a torn ACL on Sunday as the Chiefs were eliminated from playoff contention.
