Broncos QB Trevor Siemian got his offensive linemen Skittles-dispensing parkas

It’s fairly common for quarterbacks or running backs to give gifts to their offensive linemen. It’s not so common for quarterbacks or running to get their offensive linemen Skittles-dispensing parkas.

Christian Clark

Dec. 23, 2016, 11:20 a.m.

It’s fairly common for quarterbacks or running backs to give gifts to their offensive linemen.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson gave Seattle’s O-line TVs this season. When he was with the Cowboys, running back DeMarco Murray gave his line new computers. And back in 2008, Tom Brady gave New England’s offensive linemen Audi Q7s.

I’m willing to bet, however, that no player has ever gifted their offensive linemen Skittles-dispensing parkas until now.

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Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian might not be known for his creativity on the football field, but he certainly showed some creativity in his gift-giving game this winter.

Look at this magnificent invention.

I know what I’m getting every member of my immediate family next year.

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