It’s truly a new era of Cincinnati Bengals football and we are all here for it.
In the wake of the Bengals unveiling their new white alternate helmet, many across the media landscape took to Twitter to embrace the new, exciting times around Paul Brown Stadium.
That included not just media outlets embracing the new direction and sharing fun photos of it. Plenty of major media members like Louis Riddick, notably, led the charge in continuing to crown these “new” Bengals as modernized, both in play and in style.
Here’s a look at some of the major attention the Bengals earned for finally granting the wishes of fans with the alternate helmets.
Forget whatever you used to think about the #Bengals. New era is here… pic.twitter.com/8TFbr1RoU3
— Louis Riddick (@LRiddickESPN) July 14, 2022
In just the last few years, the Bengals have made a Ring of Honor, got new uniforms, made a Super Bowl, getting an indoor practice facility, and now getting new helmets.
This is truly a new era of Bengals football.
— Blake Jewell (@BlakeJewellNFL) July 14, 2022
If the Bengals new helmet design was released 4 years ago, there would be a sense of dread and fear the front office would screw it up.
Today, it’s nothing but excitement and enthusiasm.
The franchise has come a long way in 3 years.
Let’s see what 10 am brings us 👀
— Cincy Stripes (@cincy_stripes) July 14, 2022
Since Joe Burrow has become a Bengal the team has:
– Reached the Super Bowl
– new uniforms
– added a new helmet
– signed numerous high profile free agents
– added a ring of honor
– added an indoor practice facilityThe Joe Burrow effect is REAL
— Bengals Graphics (@BengalsGraphic5) July 14, 2022
New helmet. New attitude. New excitement. These ain’t your dad’s Bengals anymore.
