US EditionBoomer Esiason Says Bengals Expect Him to Pay for His Hotel During Ring of Honor Weekend
Boomer Esiason highlighted the Bengals' policy requiring Ring of Honor inductees to pay travel and lodging costs, criticizing the team despite his strong legacy and decade-long career.
- Former Bengals quarterback Boomer Esiason was invited to the team's October 26 Ring of Honor weekend but must pay his own travel and hotel costs.
- Esiason expressed displeasure after reading the invitation aloud on his August 22 podcast episode, as it required attendees to cover their own expenses.
- The Bengals plan to induct Dave Lapham and Lemar Parrish alongside Esiason during the game against the New York Jets at their Ring of Honor ceremony.
- Esiason questioned, "You think I’m an elitist if I say no to that?" highlighting frustration about the lack of travel accommodations and VIP seating.
- Esiason remains uncertain about attending, and it is unclear if the Bengals will alter the invitation terms, reflecting ongoing tension between the player and team.
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