Ja'Marr Chase discusses Bengals' need for offensive explosiveness
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
Ja'Marr Chase emphasized the Cincinnati Bengals' urgency to regain their explosive offensive play from the 2021 season during training camp. After a disappointing previous season, the Bengals have made significant moves in free agency and are looking to replicate their previous success. Chase noted that defenses are adjusting to the Bengals, stating that it's the team's responsibility to adapt and improve. With all five starters returning on the offensive line, the potential for more big plays exists if quarterback Joe Burrow has sufficient time in the pocket. This summer, Chase and Burrow are working closely to enhance their connection and offensive performance.
- •Chase believes the Bengals need more explosive plays offensively.
- •The Bengals' 2022 offseason parallels their 2021 moves.
- •Chase and Burrow are strategizing for improved offensive performance.
- •All five offensive line starters are returning this season.
- •Defensive adjustments have prompted the Bengals to focus on adaptability.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — Ja’Marr Chase knows what he and the Bengals need to do to recapture 2021 magic
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