Northern Kentucky city renamed ‘Who Deyton’ for Saturday Bengals vs. Tennessee Titans game
The city of Dayton, Kentucky, will rename itself “Who Deyton” on Saturday for the Bengals’ divisional playoff game in Nashville.
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The proclamation issued by Mayor Ben Baker also recognizes Jan. 22 as “Cincinnati Bengals Day.”
“Because of our city’s past history with the Cincinnati Bengals and as a fun way to celebrate this year’s football team with our residents, who we call the Who Deyton Nation, we decided to change our city’s name for one day to recognize the team’s successful 2021-22 football season and support it in its upcoming divisional playoff game against the Tennessee Titans on Saturday,” Baker said.
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Dayton also has undertaken several other efforts to show support for the Bengals ahead of the game on Saturday.
The color of the city’s logo has been changed from green to orange. The exterior lights at the city hall and the neighboring firehouse have been changed from white to orange.
There is also an orange-and-black banner on the front of the firehouse announcing, “Who Deyton: Let’s Go Bengals.”
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