There’s no question that Ickey Woods is one of the most believed figures in the history of Cincinnati sports.
It also just so happens that Woods played on the last Cincinnati Bengals team to make the Super Bowl.
That’s one of the many, many wonderful things that made today so special in Kansas City, as Woods’ Bengals overcame an 18-point deficit to arguably the NFL’s best offense and quarterback, walked it off in OT thanks to another Evan McPherson clutch shot, and are now playing in Super Bowl 56.
While the Bengals hope to hoist the Lombardi in two weeks, one should never discount the significance of the Lamar Hunt Trophy, which the Bengals have won three of now.