A boy got a huge surprise in Cincinnati when Bengals coach Zac Taylor and some players made his day unforgettable.
When they heard he was waiting outside, the group that included Taylor, quarterback Joe Burrow, safety Jessie Bates III, and wide receiver J’Marr Chase decided to do something really special.
The crew found Calvin and placed him in a golf cart with them. In a social media post, the Down Syndrome Association“We are incredibly lucky to have them here in Cincinnati!!” the post continued. The image shows the players, wearing their uniforms, sitting in the golf cart and standing beside it as the young fan beams from the front seat, clearly excited to have made friends with the group:
Calvin was hoping to catch a glimpse of a few Bengals players when he visited Paycor Stadium, but these guys went above and beyond. We are incredibly lucky to have them here in Cincinnati!!
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