Bengals see bump in sales of Steeler-Dolphin ‘packs’

What can Green do for Brown?

If you’re talking (A.J.) Green to start things off with a razzle-dazzle touchdown reception, then have have the rest of the Cincinnati Bengals put in an inspired and innovational day of work en route to beating the Washington Redskins38-31, the answer is … sell tickets to games in Paul Brown Stadium.

The Bengals have been marketing “Pack E” — a ticket pack that pairs the Dolphins and Steelers games at Cincinnati. Ticket packs give fans the same seats for both games, plus priority over general public for possible availability of playoff tickets. Tickets can be obtained through the Bengals Ticket Hotline at 866-621-8383 or through Bengals.com.

“Fan response to Pack E was initially very good, and we know from the TV ratings that a lot of people watched us win an exciting game last Sunday,” said Jack Brennan, public relations director for the Bengals. “The ticket office sees signs of a bump from that, so it’s encouraging. Pittsburgh, of course, is sold out except through packs and season tickets. We are working for another very good sales week on Miami — they’ve got Reggie Bush and Ryan Tannehill — and the goal is another full house on Oct. 7. We’d like to remind fans that Pack E prices are lower than single-game, that both games are still very much in the usual good-weather zone and that Miami is also still available as a single game.”

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