One NFL Team Is Being Called A “Poverty” Franchise For Trying To Make Money By Selling Their Used TVs To Fans

The Cincinnati Bengals are gearing up for the 2024 NFL season and are in the middle of some massive renovations at Paycor Stadium.

WCPO.com reported that the team took down a large amount of televisions around Paycor Stadium and are selling them to fans if interested.

Back in June, the Cincinnati Bengals sold over 200 televisions in their first wave and then sold another 150 in mid-July.

There are still more of them and numerous sizes of televisions on sale for very discounted prices, according to WCPO:

24″ – 39″ — $30
40″ – 49″ — $40
50″ – 55″ — $50
56″ – 85″ — $60

The Cincinnati Bengals are REALLY selling used TVs from their stadium

The pricing:

– 24″ to 39″ TVs: $30
– 40″ to 49″ TVs: $40
– 50″ to 55″ TVs: $50
– 56″ to 85″ TVs: $60

How can I get that 85” shipped to me? pic.twitter.com/X5zD5pSZ5w

— George Jarjour (@GeorgeOnTap) September 2, 2024

Buyers who are interested need to bring the following things when purchasing a TV:

A vehicle in which the TV will fit in
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Cash in the exact amount of the TV

Fans took to the comments and quotes and blasted the Cincinnati Bengals for being a poor franchise and selling televisions when they should be paying standout wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase.

Bengals got the brokest owner lol https://t.co/gQZVgu0IRo

— Brandon James (@BrandonJBranden) September 2, 2024

Those low market teams gotta make money somehow

— Chandler (@Chandlarger) September 3, 2024

Gotta sell these TVs to cover the rest of the signing bonus for the Chase extension. Cheap ass owner. https://t.co/QnFHtUpZoC

— A-Boogi (@Real_Andrew07) September 4, 2024

Are The Cincinnati Bengals Still Super Bowl-bound?

What will the Cincinnati Bengals offense look like in 2024? It is a huge question that will answer whether the team is a Super Bowl contender.

Pro football kicked off Thursday with the Kansas City Chiefs versus the Baltimore Ravens. Both teams look legit, as expected.

Expectations are high with Joe Burrow and friends running it back another year.

The Athletic‘s Mike Sando canvassed the league for their thoughts on the Cincinnati Bengals, and many NFL executives have Cincinnati slotted as the third-best team in the AFC entering the 2024 season.

The Bengals checked in just behind Kansas City and Baltimore.

The Cincinnati Bengals open up its campaign against the New England Patriots at Paycor Stadium on Sunday.

They’re hoping to win their first season opener since 2021.