Reunited, and it feels so good.

A year after Ja’Marr Chase won the NCAA National Championship at LSU with Joe Burrow, he was drafted fifth overall by the Cincinnati Bengals, where Burrow was drafted the year before.

Chase has delivered, earning Pro Bowls in all four seasons with 5,425 Yards and 46 Touchdowns.  Winning the Offensive Rookie of the Year, Chase is a sight to behold on the gridiron.  An excellent route-runner and a contortionist when he needs to be with power despite his smallish size, the Burrow/Chase combo has already been to a Super Bowl and could do so again.  

Entering 2025, Chase is coming off his best season, and arguably the best by a Bengals WR, where he led the NFL in Receptions (127), Receiving Yards (1,708), Receiving Touchdowns (17), and Yards per Touch (13.4).  He was awarded with a First Team All-Pro, received MVP and Offensive Player of the Year votes, and could do so again this season.