Bengals Rumors: Cincinnati wanted Tyler Conklin before NY Jets got him
The Bengals attempted to replace C.J. Uzomah with Tyler Conklin. Instead, he teamed up with the former Bengal.
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Bengals player, wife hoping to get family out of Ukraine
The Samples explore every avenue to get their family and potentially others to safety.
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Bengals player, wife hoping to get family out of Ukraine
The Samples explore every avenue to get their family and potentially others to safety.
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Bengals' Drew Sample, wife Angelina trying to get family from Ukraine
Bengals tight end Drew Samples wife, Angelina, was born in Ukraine. The Samples are trying to get her relatives to the U.S. amid Russias invasion.
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Drew Sample's in-laws currently sheltering in Ukraine
Sample’s wife, Angelina, has several family members living in her native country of Ukraine.
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Trapped in Ukraine: Bengals tight end, wife sound alarm with family stuck in war-torn nation
NFL tight end Drew Sample and his wife Angelina joined 'Fox & Friends' Monday to speak out as their family remains stranded in Ukraine amid the Russian invasion.
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Prayers for Drew Sample and his Wife
Just read that Drew Sample's wife (Angelina) family is trapped in the Ukraine. Hoping for the best for her and her family. Apparently they both appeared on Fox and Friends this morning to talk...
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Cincinnati Bengals TE Drew Sample, wife looking to extract family members from war-torn Ukraine
Cincinnati Bengals TE Drew Sample and his wife, Angelina, are hoping to get family members out of war-torn Ukraine.
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Bengals' Drew Sample and wife Angelina fight to help family in Ukraine
The Samples are exploring every avenue to get their family and potentially others to safety.
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