Family stays Bengals fans despite formerly living in Pittsburgh

you know, Kevin says the funny thing about this so called curses, he didn't hear about it for about 25 years, It's after this Pittsburgh game, this last lost six years ago when all of a sudden and the curse was don't have 2 15 yard penalties. Don't fumble the ball at the end of the game, That's not bo Jackson, that's jeremy Hill back man, don't take us back to that. Okay, listen, so we have some guests joining us here today. This is Chris Snyder and his son. Dylan now chris lives in Union Kentucky now, but for years he lived in Pittsburgh and was a Bengals fan. So chris, thanks for joining us here this afternoon. You emailed me, I loved your story, tell me about being a Bengals fan in Pittsburgh and now what your son has done? Yeah, it was really rough moving there in 1992 with my job and of course raising three kids there and Dylan being the first child, I brought him back here, we had season tickets to the Bengals and so I would drag him down here all the time to watch the Bengals and gosh, it was rough during those years and driving home back to Pittsburgh, he would sob and started running around mason Ohio and it was quite the rest of the 3.5 hours, but I drug this poor kid and the other kids, we've met Marvin Lewis over Cherry go to high school and met the team busses whenever they came into town off the airplane at the airport, so I tortured them, but they still humped up, and and you told me that that kids would tease you at the bus stop because you'd be wearing your Bengals gear, correct? Yes, I I took a lot of abuse in Pittsburgh, but those guys are great guys and I'm excited for today, so what do you think about beating the Steelers twice in the same year and three in a row now, maybe you should go back to the bus stop, I agree, I'm going back to the bus stop to go talk some smack, but it was great seeing that win in Pittsburgh, I was there so quickly, you started your own business and it has a little bit of a Bengals theme, right? Yeah, he started his own business two years ago? Yes, I started up my own business in 2019 and I just wanted to collab my artwork with my favorite team and you know the Bengals were the first go to and I actually brought you guys some church, I love it, thank you so much guys. Mr Ohio, okay, Dylan, listen, you're not going to drive back to Pittsburgh crying tonight, I can promise you that, can you give us a way out? Alright, let's go to Georgia as we continue
MIKE: KEVIN SAYS THE FUNNY THING ABOUT THIS SO-CALLED OCCURS IS HE DIDOT N HREA ABOUT IT FOR 25 YEARS. IT IS AFTER THIS PITTSBURGH GAME SIX YEARS AGO. THE CURSE WAS DON’T HAVE 250 PENALTIES, DON’T FUMBLE THE BLAL AT THE END OF THE GAME. THAT IS NOT BO JACKSON. JEREMY HILL. SHEREE: DON’T TAKE US BACK TO THAT. WE HAVE SOME GUESTS JOINING US, THIS IS CHRIS SNYDER AND HIS SON DYLAN. CHRIS LIVES IN UNION, KENTUCKY NOW, BUT FOR YEARS, HE LIVED IN PITTSBURGH AND WAS A BENGALS FAN. THANK YOU FOR JOINING US. YOU EMAILED ME, I LOVED YOUR STORY. TELL ME ABOUT BEING A BENGALS FAN IN PITTSBURGANH D NOW WHAT YOUR SON HAS DONE. >> IT WAS ROUGH, MOVING THERE IN 1992. RAISING THREE KIDS THERE. DYLAN BEING THE FIRST CHI.LD I BROUGHT HIM BACK HERE, WE HAVE SEASON TICKETS FOR THE BENGALS. I WOULD DRAG HIM DOWN HERE ALL THE TIME TO WATCH THE BENGALS. IT WAS ROUGH THOSE YEARS. RIDING HOME BACK TO PITTSBURGH. HE WOULD STOP SOMEWHERE AROUND MASON, OHIO. THE OTHER KIDS, WE HAVE MET WATCHING THE WAS -- MET MARTIN THERE W,AS MET THE TEAM BUS. I HAVE PORTRAITS. SHER:EE YOU TOLD ME THAT KIDS WOULD TEASE YOU AT THE BUS STOP BECAUSE YOU WOULD BE WEARING YOUR BENGALS GEAR. >>UR BENGALS GEAR. CORRECT, I TOOK A LOT OF ABUSE BUT THOSE GUYS ARE GREAT GUYS. I’M EXCITED FOR TODAY. MIKE: WHAT YOU TNKHI ABOUT BEATING THE STEELERS TWICE IN THE SAME YEAR AND MAYBE THREE AND MAYBE FUNERAL NOW? >> I’M GOING BACK TO THE BUS STOP TO TALK SOME SMACK. IT WAS GREAT SEEING THAT IN PITTSBURGH. I WAS THERE. SHEREE: AND QUICKLY, YOU STARTED YOUR OWN BUSINESS AND IT HAS A THAN A BIT OF A NGALBES THEME. >> Y,ES I STARTED MY OWN BUSINESS IN 2019ND A I WANTED TO COLLABORATE MY ARTWORK WITH MY FAVORITE TEAM. THE BENGALS WITH A FIRST GO .TO I BROUGHT YOU SOME SHIRTS. SHER:EE I LOVE IT, THANK YOU SO MUCH. >YOU’RE NOT GOING TO DRIVE BACK TO PITTSBURGH TRYING TONIGHT. MIKE:AN C YOU GIVE US A WHO DEY ON THE WAY OUT? >> WHO DEY. WHO DEY. MI

Family stays Bengals fans despite formerly living in Pittsburgh

Chris Snyder and his son Dylan live in Union, Kentucky now, but for years, they were Bengals fans living in Pittsburgh.

Updated: 3:08 PM EST Jan 15, 2022

Chris Snyder and his son Dylan live in Union, Kentucky now, but for years, they were Bengals fans living in Pittsburgh.Chris moved to Pittsburgh in 1992 for his job and after raising three kids there, he brought his first child, Dylan to Paul Brown Stadium to experience the Bengals magic."We had season tickets still to the Bengals, so I would drag him down here all the time to watch the Bengals, and gosh, it was rough during those years. Driving home back to Pittsburgh, he would see stuff flying around Mason, Ohio and it was quiet the rest of the three and a half hours," said Chris Snyder. The two also met Marvin Lewis, the team buses whenever they came into town as well.Being a Bengals fan while living in Pittsburgh, you can imagine hearing all the talk about the two football teams.Dylan recalls getting teased at the bus stop for wearing Bengals gear. "I took a lot of abuse in Pittsburgh, but those guys are great guys and I'm excited for today," Dylan said. "I'm going back to the bus stop to go talk some smack, it was great to see a win in Pittsburgh."Not only did Dylan never stray from the Bengals, but he also created a business in 2019 that combined his art and love for the Bengals and created some shirts!

CINCINNATI —

Chris Snyder and his son Dylan live in Union, Kentucky now, but for years, they were Bengals fans living in Pittsburgh.

Chris moved to Pittsburgh in 1992 for his job and after raising three kids there, he brought his first child, Dylan to Paul Brown Stadium to experience the Bengals magic.

"We had season tickets still to the Bengals, so I would drag him down here all the time to watch the Bengals, and gosh, it was rough during those years. Driving home back to Pittsburgh, he would see stuff flying around Mason, Ohio and it was quiet the rest of the three and a half hours," said Chris Snyder.

The two also met Marvin Lewis, the team buses whenever they came into town as well.

Being a Bengals fan while living in Pittsburgh, you can imagine hearing all the talk about the two football teams.

Dylan recalls getting teased at the bus stop for wearing Bengals gear.

"I took a lot of abuse in Pittsburgh, but those guys are great guys and I'm excited for today," Dylan said. "I'm going back to the bus stop to go talk some smack, it was great to see a win in Pittsburgh."

Not only did Dylan never stray from the Bengals, but he also created a business in 2019 that combined his art and love for the Bengals and created some shirts!