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Vance, who is a longtime Bengals fan, was in town to make a speech at the FBI's Cincinnati Field Office and at a campaign rally in nearby Sharonville.

US Vice President JD Vance received a frosty reception while visiting the Cincinnati Bengals practice facility on Wednesday, according to viral footage. While standing near the locker room as players headed out to the practice field, only tight end Drew Sample stopped to shake Vance's hand, while the majority of players walked past without acknowledging him. Another video later showed a brief interaction between Vance and wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase.
Vance, a longtime Bengals fan, visited the Kettering Health practice fields alongside Secret Service agents while in the area for speeches at the FBI Cincinnati Field Office and Sharonville. Quarterback Joe Burrow confirmed that he did not meet the Vice President, stating that Vance arrived and left swiftly before practice concluded.
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