Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase might just be unstoppable.
After scoring a touchdown from 40-plus yards away in each of his first two pro games, Chase strolled into Pittsburgh on Sunday and did again.
The draft’s fifth pick torched a Steelers defender, then made a wicked extension to score from 34 yards away, giving his team a 14-7 lead just before halftime.
We’re running out of good ways to describe Chase’s play. The score comes after he and Burrow openly talked about some of Zac Taylor’s play-calling decisions during a loss to Chicago last week.
The best part? The play not only gave the Bengals a lead, but Chase and the offense were set to get the ball back after halftime too.
The plays:
9 to 1 is TOO FUN 😁
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— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) September 26, 2021
