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Fans react: Commissioner in O.J. Simpson parole hearing wears Chiefs tie

By Juliakate E Culpepper
July 20, 2017

During Thursday’s parole hearing for former NFL star O.J. Simpson, one Nevada board of parole commissioner took the opportunity to show team pride.

Commissioner Adam Endel wore a Kansas City Chiefs tie with a black shirt and jacket during Thursday’s parole hearing.

Commissioner mistakenly says Simpson is 90 years old

Fans took to Twitter to discuss the Endel’s choice to wear a Chiefs tie at a parole hearing for the former Buffalo Bills running back:

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