"Awkward!": NFL fans shocked after discovering legend Tony Gonzalez's connection with Jeff Bezos's fiancée Lauren Sanchez

There have been some interesting power dynamics in the sports world, but few are more interesting than the triangle of Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos and Tony Gonzalez.

Fans seemingly discovered that Lauren Sanchez dated Pro Football Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez and have a son together (born in 2001). However, she is now engaged to Amazon Executive Chairman Jeff Bezos. The awkwardness continues as Gonzalez works on Thursday Night Football, which is on Amazon Prime.

People discussed how things could be weird between Tony Gonzalez and Jeff Bezos.

"Seems like Tony got the Prime services. And Bezos got the refurbished unit." One user posted

"I'm trying to figure out where Tony loston this one. Looks like a win to me." Another person wrote on social media

People continued to discuss how things could be awkward between them in the future.

"Hiring your wife's baby father sound like a Tyler Perry film plot." One commenter posted

"Controlling your baby daddy with money from your new dude is insane" One fan wrote on Twitter

It will be interesting to see if there are more powerful dynamics like this in the National Football League, but it won't be easy to top a Pro Football Hall of Famer and be one of the wealthiest people in the world.

Does Amazon have another playoff game this season?

No, the NFL has no additional games scheduled for Amazon this season; it will return next season instead. CBS and Fox will broadcast the respective conference championship games, with CBS airing the matchup between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. At the same time, Fox will show the Washington Commanders against the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday.

Amazon did get its foot in the door by hosting a playoff football game this season. They exclusively aired the AFC Wild Card Round game between the sixth-seeded Pittsburgh Steelers at M&T Bank Stadium and the third-seeded Baltimore Ravens.

It is unknown if there will be more postseason games in the future for Amazon or if this was just a one-game experiment, similar to how Peacock had an exclusive game last postseason.