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Landon and his teammates recently had the privilege of working with Operation Ramp Up, in conjunction with Salute to Service, to honor a local Navy veteran. 🎖️🇺🇸 Such a special and meaningful moment for this hero and for these Bengals players! 🏈❤️
#SaluteToService #WhoDey
Makes my heart happy seeing my favorite nonprofit, Operation Ramp It Up, team up with my favorite NFL team, Cincinnati Bengals, to help give mobility back to a veteran.
A Cincinnati-area nonprofit teamed up with the Cincinnati Bengals again to help a local veteran with mobility issues by building a ramp at his home.
tinyurl.com/bp5xa8rv
Lisa Blessing retweeted
The Cincinnati Bengals partnered with Operation Ramp It Up for its sixth year to fund and build a ramp for a Navy veteran in Liberty Township on Tuesday.
Oh my gosh, this is so sad. 😢 I still remember him making the final catch for the Reds to win the 1990 World Series. Prayers to his family.
The Cincinnati Reds are saddened by the passing of former first baseman and 1990 World Series champion Todd Benzinger.
Todd will be remembered with great affection and gratitude for his place in one of the most memorable chapters in Reds history. Our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends, former teammates and all who knew and loved him.
Lisa Blessing retweeted
Sal Stewart has been named @sportingnews NL Rookie of the Year‼️
Lisa Blessing retweeted
#Bengals kicker Evan McPherson pulled the sword ahead of the Hell is Real Derby tonight between FC Cincinnati and Columbus Crew.
I asked Evan about that, and about his brother, Alex, who made the game-winning field goal last night as Auburn upset #1 Georgia.
Lisa Blessing retweeted
Evan McPherson’s brother just beat the No. 1 team in the country with a walk-off
How early did you draft a kicker in your fantasy draft? What if that kicker was your brother and former high school teammate?
Evan McPherson is one of the best kickers in the NFL, but might not be the best in his own family.
(See full length feature: fb.watch/nAfm7pE0rl/?mibexti…)
I loved the 1990 Reds season, and there are so many wonderful memories from the playoffs as well as World Series. Thankful I was able to attend playoff games as well as game one of the World Series.
36 Years Ago Today:
Joe Oliver's 10th inning walk-off hit off Dennis Eckersley scores Billy Bates to give the Cincinnati Reds a 2-0 lead in the 1990 World Series.
#ATOBTTR
Lisa Blessing retweeted
"I try to hold back my tears because...it would mean more to me than anyone else could know."
What would winning a championship in Cincinnati mean to Bryan Cook? He had a special message for the city.
Watch the full show: youtube.com/watch?v=HKT7MB1f… #Bengals @FOX19 @AyoCook_6
Lisa Blessing retweeted
Tanner Hudson on Joe Burrow‘s remarkable touchdown pass to him in the second quarter and then Ja’Marr’s ridiculous TD in the third quarter: “I think it just goes to show you how good Joe is, and how good our offense is-that you know we have all this talent, and Joe can still find guys that aren't Tee and Ja’Marr. That you know they can go out and make these unbelievable plays like Ja’Marr did on that one touchdown. That's just one of those where everybody kind of throws their hands up on the sideline and is like, ‘Well, that's why he's the best player in the world.’”
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Charlotte Hornets announcer Eric Collins on the call for this absurd Ja’Marr Chase catch is everything:


























