For Immediate Release: Cincinnati's Premier Undefeated Semi Professional Football team to collect donations for Louisiana flood victims at their Superbowl

August 27 2016 - These guys are at it again! Giving back! Cincinnati's Semi Professional Team, The Cincinnati Chiefs, will be collecting donations for the Louisiana flood victims at the their Superbowl game on Saturday August 27th at 7:30 pm at Withrow High School. All donations collected will be taken to Matthew 25 Ministries. "We are so grateful that the team is doing this!" Said by a Matthew 25 representative. The team has a mission and that is to do as much for the community as they can.

The Cincinnati Chiefs are an undefeated team (12-0, 14-0 overall) in the Blue Collar Football League (BCFL). They are currently number one in the country. Although this team is newly formed, they have collectively played semi pro ball for many years. The owners, Justin Simpson, Dyshaun Edwards, Rico Pritchett, Charles Houston and Tyrone Berry Jr. were all friends growing up and played ball together as teenagers and now adults. Many of them have played for division 1 college teams and are dedicated to the game of football. The Cincinnati Chiefs have a national following and is considered THE Cincinnati Semi Football Team and has been highly compared to many NFL Teams.

The Chiefs are also know for their community service work in the community. Recently having a successful school supply drive, participating in a Christian Sports camp where many of the children were at risk and participating in a domestic violence video to name a few. Their motto is #MoreThanFootBall.

Saturday night will be the Superbowl for the BCFL and they are the favorites to take the trophy. Media Welcome