Family of Bengals fans talk about experience living in 'Chiefs Country'
SPOKE WITH THE NELSON FAMILY WHO WILL BE ROOTING FOR THE BENGALS THIS SUNDAY. SHEREE: IT WAS NOT AN EASY DECISION FOR THIS FAMILY TO MOVE FOR DAD’S JOB TO KANSAS CITY. THERE WERE BIG CONCERNS. >> WE WERE WORRIED ABOUT FRIENDS. THEY WERE CRYING, AND COOPER LOOKS AT PARKER AND WHISPERS, DO WE HAVE TO BE CHIEFS FANS? >> DO WE HAVE TO BE CHIEFS FANS? >> OUR QUICK RESPONSE WAS, ABSOLUTELY NOT. >> WE WILL BE BENGALS FANS THROUGH AND THROUGH, EVEN OUT HERE. SHEREE: AND THEY ARE, OF FIVE MONTHS LATER, THEY HAVE ADJUSTED JUST FINE. THEY
ARE LOVING THE BENGALS CHIEFS RIVALRY. >> WE WOULD RATHER PLAY ANYBODY ELSE. I HEARD, HEY, WE ALMOST WOULD RATHER BE IN ATLANTA AT A NEUTRAL SITE THAN HOME AGAINST THE BENGALS. >> SOME PEOPLE SAID IF YOU C13 HERE TWO YEARS AGO, WE WOULD NOT HAVE CARED YOU WERE BENGALS FAN. SHEREE: PARKER WEARS ORANGE AND BLACK EVERY NIGHT AND IS REFERRED TO AS — >> B.B. SHEREE: FOR WHAT? >> BENGAL BOY. SHEREE: HE NEVER THAT ENEMY FUN. >> WHEN I PICKED HIM UP TO DO THE INTERVIEW, HE SAID WE CAN SAY GO CHIEFS AT THE END
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