Who Dey

Attending a Cincinnati Bengals game has been on my “To Do” list for several years.  I have always admired the Cincinnati skyline in passing to and from Detroit.

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Pregame, we stopped in Eli’s BBQ for ribs, turkey sandwiches topped with coleslaw, and jalapeño cheese grits.  My vote is for Eli’s over Montgomery Inn.  The laid back atmosphere was like a backyard picnic.

I was so excited walking towards Paul Brown stadium along the river walk.  I saw a lot of activity and thought about my fellow Cincinnati running bloggers. 

At the kickoff, my dream became reality as I sat in the 11th row of section 158.  I wanted to be in the die-hard fan section, not amongst the wine and cheese crowd.

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I learned the Bengals touchdown song and the “Who Dey” chant.  The weather was perfect, with a breeze coming off the Ohio river.  I met a couple that drives all the way from Huntington, WV for their season ticket seats.

Section 158 stood for a majority of the game.  I loved the deep, testosterone filled “Block Him!” and
“Who Dey” yelling.  One fan had a voice that should be on a Madden game for background sounds; so perfect for football.  We women were just as loud; no tea parties or Ray Ricing in the end zone.

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We witnessed #14 Andy Dalton catch his first career reception touchdown.  This was also a first in the history of Bengal quarterbacks.  Sweet!

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I would love to watch the Bengals with a tougher opponent.  It felt good to see them win 33-6.  I wish the had Titans put up a little more fight to make it a nail-biting experience.

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♡KelsieLou♡

About Kelsie Lou

Teacher on the move.
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5 Responses to Who Dey

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  2. Cincinnati is one of my favorite skylines for sure!!! Sounds like a fun time. I keep saying I’m going to go to a Cincinnati Reds baseball game and just never have done it. Motivation!!

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  3. piratebobcat says:

    Glad you had fun! Being a native Ohioan, I always kind of root for the Bungles…er uh, I mean Bangles, but I’m a Browns fan first and foremost. 🙂 Enjoy my homestate!!!

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