Bengals Serve Buffalo Wings Sent by Bills at Children's Home of Cincinnati

After the Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Baltimore Ravens in Week 17, the Buffalo Bills promised to send them wings as a token of appreciation for helping them clinch a playoff berth.

They honored their word and shipped 1,440 from Duff's Famous Wings to Cincinnati on Thursday night.

Following the Bills' charitable lead, the Bengals served the wings at the Children's Home of Cincinnati. Safety George Iloka helped distribute them at the center's autism high school.

The Bills will play their first postseason game in 18 years Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Fans have shown their gratitude to the Bengals by raising over $315,000 for Andy Dalton's foundation. They also contributed at least $20,000 to Tyler Boyd's youth football organization in light of the duo's game-winning touchdown connection that eliminated the Ravens.

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