On Saturday, Ochocinco lived up to his promise to ride a bull but he failed to stay long on the bull for more than two seconds.
Mike Wilkening of ProFootballWeekly.com was live on the event in Atlanta and was live blogging allowing us to follow the success or failure. Unfortunately, Chad lasted just 1.5 seconds on “Deja Blue” and avoided being stepped on by a very small distance.
As D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal Constitution displayed on Twitter, Ochocinco came pretty close to being stepped on by the ferocious bull–so he was lucky to avoid that injury.



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