Mike Gesicki, the talented tight end for the Cincinnati Bengals, made headlines recently for his less-than-stellar first pitch at a Cincinnati Reds game. Fans have seen better deliveries from Bengals players in the past, and Gesicki's pitch was notably high, prompting the catcher to leave his stance to catch it. This moment humorously aligns with Gesicki's ongoing struggles with executing the Griddy dance.

On a more serious note, the Bengals secured Gesicki's services this offseason, signing him to a three-year extension. This puts him firmly in the plans of quarterback Joe Burrow's offense, suggesting a future where he may thrive on the field, despite his current challenges off of it.