The cheetah bear hoodie is one of the most popular! As seen worn by celebrity athlete Ocho Cinco and pictured below tw designer himself during New York Fashion Week! Online Store by Big Cartel Child please: Chad Ochocinco vs. Chad Johnson Chad Ochocinco was released by the Patriots on Thursday, as he was never quite able to live up to his past. You know, back when he was Chad Johnson. But here's a question, who was the better receiver, was it Johnson or Ochocinco? And there's only one way to break this down. We're taking it to the grid! And without further ado … Give it to ... Average starts missed per season: Average receptions per year: Average yards per season? Led the league in receiving yards: Number of 1,000-yard receiving seasons: Average touchdowns per season: Was he a teammate of Terrell Owens? Best quarterback he played with: Ochocinco wins, but it's not like he made the most of the opportunity.

Did he play in a Super Bowl? Beat a horse in a race. Final four of Dancing with the Stars.Though losing to Nicole Scherzinger is no shame, Johnson beat a horse in a race. CNBC's No. 1 most influential athlete on social media? Started his own news network? "You've got to have big swagger, man." Ochocinco wins this one, child please. Best end zone celebration:The jacket was funny at the time, but the Lambeau Leap is sweet. Use of Pepto Bismol: A taunt he sent to future opponents. What Bill Belichick used after all of those drops in New England. Teams interested in him now:It's time for Ochocinco to "kiss da baby." He is a much better entertainer, but Chad Johnson was the much better football player. Talk about it with Rank via Twitter or via Facebook. Also be sure to catch the latest "Dave Dameshek Football Program." © 2017 NFL Enterprises LLC. NFL and the NFL shield design are registered trademarks of the National Football League.The team names, logos and uniform designs are registered trademarks of

All other NFL-related trademarks are trademarks of the National Footballcavi hoodiesNFL footage © NFL Productions LLC. skyline r34 hoodies Ochocinco defiant after $30K fine for celebration: 'I play to have fun'hoodie allen concert tracklist Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco is taking the NFL's fine for his latest touchdown celebration as a challenge to do more. Ochocinco was fined $30,000 for briefly donning a mock poncho and a sombrero next to the bench following his touchdown catch during a 23-13 victory over the Detroit Lions on Sunday. That's $10,000 more than the fine he received for pretending to bribe an official during a game earlier this season. Ochocinco said Wednesday that he's not sure why the amount went up so much.

"That's OK," said Ochocinco, who confirmed that he has set aside $100,000 to pay fines this season. "They keep jacking them up, I'll keep jacking up the celebrations." Earlier in his career, Ochocinco regularly was fined for his celebrations. Some of his most memorable included doing a river dance, pretending to perform CPR on a football and using the end-zone pylon as a golf club. He also donned a mock Hall of Fame jacket on the sideline. With receivers competing to top each other's celebrations, the league cracked down, making it illegal to use a prop on the field or have a rehearsed celebration with teammates. Ochocinco scaled back on the celebrations earlier this season. He did a Lambeau Leap -- into a section of Bengals fans -- during a win at Green Bay, but he toned down his act as the team won games and moved into first place in the AFC North. There had been no chance to celebrate a touchdown lately. Ochocinco went four games without one before finally getting into the end zone last weekend against the Lions.

Asked if the brief celebration -- he wore the hat for just a couple of seconds -- was worth the hefty fine, he said, "You're damn right it was. The league fined Ochocinco $20,000 and reprimanded him for taking a dollar bill onto the field as a pretend bribe during a Nov. 8 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. He held the dollar in his right hand as he approached the officials during a review of one of his catches. He kept the dollar after an official motioned for him to stay away. Bengals bring back DT Smith Bengals re-signed DT Shaun Smith on Wednesday, two days after run-stopping Domata Peko had surgery on his right knee that will sideline him for at least the next three games. Ray Anderson, the league's executive vice president of football operations, sent Ochocinco a letter over the pretend bribe, saying: "The very appearance of impropriety is not acceptable. Your conduct was unprofessional and unbecoming an NFL player." Ochocinco said Wednesday that he'll keep doing things that cross the league's line.

"I play to have fun," he said. "I don't play for the dollar amount. Maybe that's why they take so much money, because they think we play for the money. Maybe they'll get the point -- I play to have fun, not for the money." On a conference call with Minnesota reporters, Ochocinco said he'll try to find and blow the Vikings' horn if he scores a touchdown in Sunday's game at the Metrodome. "Man, I'm going to have some purple fun," he said. "I'm so excited for this week." Later, Ochocinco was asked if the league has ever threatened him with a suspension.What are you going to suspend me for? I'm not that bad," he said. "'Breaking news: Chad Ochocinco suspended for too many celebrations.' How would that sound? I'm not hurting anybody. I'm very respectful with everybody I play against." The Associated Press contributed to this report. D.C. United Shop The Online Store of the D.C. United has the largest selection of officially licensed D.C. United merchandise around.