"Honestly, why I was shocked, and it was tough for me, was because I heard it pop. It sounded like a gunshot," von Oelhoffen said of Carson Palmer's knee injury, which the former Bengal-turned-Steelers player was responsible for.
Kimo von Oelhoffen is a name that will be remembered for a long time in Cincinnati.
It won't be a name that brings memories of happiness and celebration, though. It's more reminiscent of the feeling that names like Steve Bartman, Bill Buckner, Scott Norwood and Jackie Smith bring when fans of their respective teams are reminded of their presences.