Bengals punter Drue Chrisman is delivering DoorDash food for those in need
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's foundation has a tag line. "Everyone has a responsibility to do good." A simple, yet powerful statement that is applicable to everyone, including former collegiate teammates turner professional teammates. Last season, Bengals punter Drue Chrisman emerged as the guy for the job towards the second half stretch of the year. […]
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow's foundation has a tag line. "Everyone has a responsibility to do good." A simple, yet powerful statement that is applicable to everyone, including former collegiate teammates turner professional teammates.
Last season, Bengals punter Drue Chrisman emerged as the guy for the job towards the second half stretch of the year. A former Ohio State Buckeye whose first year was Burrow's last in Columbus, Chrisman is sticking around for another offseason to compete once more.
But not before giving back to the people of Cincinnati.
This month, Chrisman has been working as a DoorDash delivery employee for a special cause. Any profits he makes delivery food across the city gets put towards buying food and giving it away to local residents.
This is Chrisman's third offseason with the Bengals, but the 25-year old specialist is no stranger to the area. He grew up in nearby Lawrenceburg, just across the border in Indiana, and attended Cincinnati's LaSalle High School before becoming the No. 1 punter recruit in the nation.
Chrisman went on to attend OSU and had four productive years booming punts for the Scarlett and Gray. The Bengals signed him as an undrafted free agent in the 2021 offseason.
A local kid giving back to those in need will always be welcomed news for the Bengals community.
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