Bengals deliver Bills' 'thank you' chicken wings to Autism High School

The Cincinnati Bengals have been showered with gifts from the Bills and their fans since helping end Buffalo's 17-year postseason drought. On Friday, it was the Bengals' turn to pay it forward.

The 1,440 chicken wings that the Bills sent as a "thank you" to the Bengals were donated to Autism High School at the Children's Home of Cincinnati. Safety George Iloka and former Bengals running back Eric Ball, who now works as the team's director of player relations, were on hand to serve the wings to the students.

Hey @buffalobills- - THE WINGS ARE HERE - @george_iloka and Eric Ball served some at The Children's Home of Cincinnati and they were a hit! - The Buffalo Bills sent Duff's Famous Wings as a "thank you" for our win over the Baltimore Ravens. That win ended Buffalo's 17 year playoff drought. - Thanks Bills! The next time you're in town you'll have to stop by Buffalo Wings & Rings!

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Along with the wings, the Bills sent over 90 pounds of celery, 30 pounds of carrots, 6 gallons of blue cheese, and 9 gallons of Duff's Famous Wings sauce.

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