Regardless of having (on paper) probably the most stacked offenses within the NFL, the Cincinnati Bengals haven’t made the NFL postseason since 2022, due not simply to a poor protection but additionally catastrophic accidents to key gamers.
So Bengals followers ought to really feel a large weight off of their shoulders after stud vast receiver Ja’Marr Chase stated he’s “feeling good,” after hyperextending his left knee on a catch throughout apply this week.
Chase reportedly bought off the sector under his own power, an excellent signal for a participant who has been constantly obtainable for Cincinnati for many of his five-year profession. Getting into his age-26 season, Chase has performed in at the least 16 video games 4 occasions and has been extremely productive in that point.
With quarterback Joe Burrow restricted to only eight video games final season, Chase nonetheless racked up 1,412 yards and eight touchdowns catching passes from Jake Browning and Joe Flacco for half the marketing campaign.
Which brings us to right this moment’s quiz. Chase is one in every of 4 receivers in NFL historical past to succeed in 1,000 receiving yards in every of the primary 5 seasons of his profession. With that being stated, are you able to title each receiver to do it at the least 3 times of their first 5 campaigns for the reason that AFL/NFL merger in 1970?
Good luck!
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