Ochocinco Has Christmas Pinata For Bengals, Chiefs Fans

by Joel Thorman on Dec 26, 2009 2:21 PM CST in 2009 Kansas City Chiefs Campaign

Cincinnati Bengals WR Chad Johnson Ochocinco has a surprise for some of the fans in attendance at Sunday's game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals.

Specifically, Ochocinco will pull out 2,000 $1 bills and ~~go Pacman with it~~ throw it in the stands.

Per the Bengals official site:

The Ocho revealed Thursday that if he scores a touchdown against the Chiefs on Sunday he'll throw a pinata into the stands filled with 2,000 dollar bills. Since it will be behind the bench and not in the end zone, he won't cost the team 15 yards. And, he says, since he won't take it into the bench area, he doesn't think the NFL can fine him, either.

Ochocinco, ladies and gentleman.

What do you think the reaction is going to be?

I was going to say it will be pandemonium in the stands but for there to be pandemonium you have to have, you know, people in the stands.

Anyone headed out to the game in Cincinnati?

(H/T 1kmilesfromkc in the FanShots)

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A good idea, but no one ever accused this guy of being a genius.

by raiderhater77 on Dec 26, 2009 2:44 PM CST via mobile reply actions

What a fool

I hope the officials are just sitting there waiting for him to do it. As far as I know they can get a penalty for excessive celebration anywhere on the field. Should just extend to the whole stadium.

Throwing $2000 into a crowd of people just sounds like a stupid idea.

by Jawookie on Dec 26, 2009 3:16 PM CST reply actions

He’s on my fantasy team. Hope he scores all their touchdowns,

by Alaskan Chief on Dec 26, 2009 3:18 PM CST via mobile reply actions

Yawn.

In a team sport, this kind of me shit is so old, paleontologists discuss it at their annual meetings.

Prediction for '09: Chiefs are looking like a .500 team, especially considering Denver's inattention to D-Line, Chokeland's disarray, and a San Diego team that looks like it's on the decline. With a weak schedule, Chiefs steal a few and win between 7 and 9 games, and if .500 or better, will contend for supremacy in a weak division.

by hmills110 on Dec 26, 2009 5:09 PM CST reply actions