Twins Dress Up As Bigfoot For Cincinnati Bengals Games

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Twins Dress Up As Bigfoot For Cincinnati Bengals Games

Twins Dress Up As Bigfoot For Cincinnati Bengals Games

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Many fans dress up in their favorite team's colors for football games, but one set of twins put their own unique twist to that tradition.

6-foot-5 twins Matt and Craig Richardson dress as Bigfoot for Bengals games.

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