What you can do with the Chad Ochocinco Experience iPhone app

Quite a lot actually, whether you are a fan of Chad Ochocinco or not. The wide receiver is definitely a talent in entertaining. He can celebrate touchdowns either humorously or outrageously, and he changed his last name from Johnson to Ochocinco. You can see all of that on his Twitter page, and you can see more with the Chad Ochocinco Experience app for iPhone.

Being designed to be both a revolutionary marketing tool and the most self-serving app of all time, the app has its content borrowed from the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver’s website, Ochocinco.com as well as from his Twitter feeds and other goodies such as YouTube videos and pictures of the receiver wearing his Bengals jersey or not.

So the content includes Ocho’s Jams so you may find the receiver have the same favorite songs with you, Where’s Ocho so you will always know where the receiver is, Sound Bites in English and Spanish, and What Would Ochocinco Do? So you can ask him questions and have them answered within the app, and Tips From Ocho which includes gems such as “Don’t matter where you at or what you doing, be the best at it, I’m the best McDonalds eater today” and “Haters are confused admirers, they can’t be or figure you out so negativity comes out [their] mouth.”

Paying only $2.99, you can enjoy plenty of content and a nice enough design to justify the price. It can be expected that more players will make use of this kind of app to communicate with their fans.

Ochocinco booted an extra point in Thursday preseason game against Patriots

On Thursday night’s preseason game the Cincinnati Bengals playing against the New England Patriots, fans wearing tom brady jersey had to enviously watch Bengals fans cheering for Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco kicking an extra point.

“The most interesting footballer in the world” thus added another wrinkle to his colorful career as all-time leader in catches, yards receiving and name changing. Ochocinco booted an extra point late in the first half and led the Bengals to a 7-6 win over the Patriots. He also kicked off to start the second half. He really did well in the job which was supposed to be done by Shayne Graham, who was held out as a precaution because of a groin injury. Graham was watching the game in his bengals jersey on Thursday night.

Ochocinco, whose former name was Chad Johnson, never kicked in preseason or regular-season games, but used to kick in practices. He managed to kick the extra point after J.T. O’Sullivan had the only 24-yard touchdown pass to Chris Henry.