  Recent detections of Fanaroff-Riley Class I AGNs by HESS, MAGIC, and VERITAS
suggest that very-high-energy gamma-rays (VHE, E > 100 GeV) may not have a
leptonic origin. We present a hadronic model to describe the TeV photons as the
neutral pion decay resulting from pgamma and pp interactions. For the pgamma
interaction, we assume that the target photons are produced by leptonic
processes and apparent at the second spectral peak. For the pp interaction we
consider as targets the thermal particle densities in the lobes. We show that
this model can describe the TeV spectra of the radio galaxies NCG 1275, M87 and
Cen A
