In so many ways, that chart — and this season for Pitcher and everyone remotely connected to the Bengals offense — symbolized what they’d been growing since the moment Chase rejoined Joe Burrow as the fifth overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase did all he could to help his team avoid a season sweep at the hands of the Baltimore Ravens. Fantasy owners were quite happy as well after Chase caught 11 passes for 264 yards and three touchdowns. In the end, the Bengals fell short, 35-34.

Joe Burrow has played with Ja'Marr Chase since their college days at LSU, so he knows how to read the wide receiver. And he knows when the Cincinnati

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase had another monster game against the Baltimore Ravens, his second of the season.

The Cincinnati Bengals made a rather large mistake by not getting Ja’Marr Chase’s contract extension done this past summer. By not getting it done during a process in which Chase felt he was misled, the Bengals risked the asking price jumping dramatically next summer when the deal inevitably gets done.

Explore the journey of Ja'Marr Chase, the Cincinnati Bengals' standout wide receiver. From college achievements to NFL highlights, learn how his skills and records are making waves in football.

Ja'Marr Chase believes that Joe Burrow should have thrown him the ball during the Bengals' 2-point try in their loss vs. the Ravens.

PM ET on NBC, bookmakers have installed player prop bet markets on Ja’Marr Chase. Chase and the Cincinnati Bengals (4-6) take the field

Joe Burrow shares how Ja'Marr Chase communicates his desire for the ball in multiple ways, highlighting their on-field chemistry and strategic interactions.

Ja'Marr Chase stopped on his go route into history to chat for Bengals.com senior writer Geoff Hobson’s conversation this week. Chase delves into how mastering the playbook has allowed him to have his biggest season yet.