CINCINNATI — Ja’Marr Chase made headlines on Thursday with comments about the Kansas City Chiefs defense. He said they didn’t have any superstars. Pointed out they have L’Jarius Sneed but ...

Chase earned Pro Football Focus’ highest grade (91.2) against man coverage given to a receiver in 2022. He had 417 yards and five touchdowns against man coverage, but only had 38 targets in man ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, #1, quarterback Joe Burrow, #9, and wide receiver Tee Higgins, #5, take the field as captains for the coin toss before the first quarter of the NFL ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase took a subtle "Diddy" dig on Sunday after he was asked whether he was wearing baby oil in the game.

From the Detroit Lions upset win to the New York Jets' overtime victory, here's some of the best soundbites from Week 1 of the NFL season.

In terms of what Chase wants in a deal, he said his stance hasn't moved. "I mean, nothing really changed," Chase told ESPN. "Justin and CeeDee [Lamb] set the market. The market's been set.

Someone needs to pass this memo along to Ja'Marr Chase. With the Bengals in field goal range, while pushing the Chiefs to their limits in Week 2, Chase got tackled on a basic curl route.

When asked about the rumors that Chase wants to beat Jefferson's contract by a penny, the former dropped an iconic quote. "If I want to beat Justin Jefferson, I’m going to beat the s--t out of ...

The Bengals will pay Chase only $4.8 million for 2024, without a new deal. (The Cowboys are getting a fourth year out of Micah Parsons — who absolutely should have held out — for $3 million.) ...

Chase said his personal deadline to get the deal done was Friday. "I'd say we're pretty close," said Chase. "A few numbers need to be switched around, but I'd say we're pretty close." ...

In terms of what Chase wants in a deal, he said his stance hasn't moved. "I mean, nothing really changed," Chase told ESPN. "Justin and CeeDee [Lamb] set the market. The market's been set.

The Bengals will pay Chase only $4.8 million for 2024, without a new deal. (The Cowboys are getting a fourth year out of Micah Parsons — who absolutely should have held out — for $3 million.) So, sure ...