Taylor Introduces Official Bengals Greeting: "Let's Get Everyone in Spain Yelling 'Who Dey'"
Taylor invited Spanish fans to wear Bengals gear and join the “Who Dey” chant as Cincinnati prepares for its first NFL game in Spain.
- Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor held a press conference in Madrid on Thursday ahead of Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
- Arriving Wednesday, the team aimed to minimize jet lag while maintaining their usual weekly routine, with Taylor noting they were "back on schedule" for practice sessions.
- Taylor encouraged local fans to wear orange and black Bengals gear and learn the "Who Dey" rallying cry, positioning himself as an ambassador for the NFL's international growth.
- Reflecting on the historic venue, Taylor expressed appreciation for the soccer tradition, stating, "I think growing our sport internationally is the right thing to do."
- Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. said he was "super excited" to play at the Bernabeu, while coach Kevin Stefanski expressed "a ton of respect" for Real Madrid.
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Las Rozas (Madrid), 5 Nov (EFE).- Zac Taylor, coach of the Cicinnati Bengals, who will face the Atlanta Falcons next Sunday at the Madrid stadium Santiago Bernabéu in official NFL match, the professional football league, declared this Thursday, before the first training of his team on Spanish soil, that [...] La entrada Zac Taylor: «From the Spanish sport I know that Spain is champion of the world of football» was first published in HolaNews.
Taylor introduces official Bengals greeting: "Let's get everyone in Spain yelling 'Who Dey'"
Speaking from Madrid Thursday, Zac Taylor was asked by a Spanish reporter about what is identifiable about the Bengals brand for potential new fans. He introduced Spanish fans to the Bengals' official greeting.
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