Ja'Marr
Chase

Chase got his career off to one of the most spectacular four-year starts of any WR who has played the game. In Year 5, he's still looking to post big numbers, but team goals are front and center. "There are expectations, the standard is high," he said. "Just have fun and play my game, but also know I'm holding myself to a higher standard now."

Send him deep. Send him wide. Let him drag over the middle. Have him go up and out. Pick your play, pick your route — Chase has it in his bag. The variety of patterns run by the wideout every season makes him a superstar. In 2024, it resulted in the most catches, yards and touchdowns in the NFL — the triple crown.

Ja'Marr's consistent production shows why he's an elite NFL wideout. Among players through their first four seasons, he ranks fourth in catches (395), third in receiving yards (5,425) and third in TD receptions (46). Chase is one of six players to begin his career with 1,000+ yards in four straight seasons.

Only four players in NFL history had won a national title in college, made it to the Super Bowl and won Offensive Rookie of the Year in their first two seasons. Ja'Marr Chase joined that exclusive club in 2024, leading the Bengals to the Super Bowl against the Baltimore Ravens and their erstwhile again against Baltimore.

Putting T.J. Houshmandzadeh's 112 grabs from 2007 in the rearview, Chase broke the franchise record for receptions in a season. The wideout took the club crown after bringing in 127 grabs during 2024. He turned all those into 1,708 yards and 17 touchdowns, both league-best marks.

In 2025, (ESPN) pulled 70 coaches, scouts and executives to decide the league's top 10 players. A whopping 70 percent of those voters named Chase as the best in the business. It's hard to argue after the Bengals' great piled up 1708 yards and receiving touchdowns in 2024.

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When Ja'Marr is at his best, he proves almost unstoppable. Few NFL corners can keep up with his explosive speed in the deep passing game. During 2024, his fourth pro season, Chase led the league with 17 touchdown catches and 100.5 yards per game. Nine of those scoring grabs covered at least 30 yards.

He told y'all he'd do it, and he was right. Chase has always been among the most confident players in the league and his self-belief took him to new heights in 2024. The charismatic Bengals star led the NFL in both receiving yards per game (100.5) and yards per touch (13.4) en route to First Team All-Pro status.

Chase wears No. 1 on the field, but he's a 99 in cyberspace. Ahead of the All-Pro receiver's fifth season, he earned a coveted accolade as one of seven players selected to the 99 Club in the Madden NFL 2026 video game. He is the first player in Bengals history to garner a perfect rating in the popular series.

Ja'Marr is far and away the most dangerous deep passing threat in the league. From 2021-24, he led the NFL in touchdown catches of at least 40 yards (18), 50 yards (13) and 60 yards (12). "He's a special player," teammate Joe Burrow says. "Any way that you can get him the ball, he makes plays."

No matter how good the defense is, Chase will find a weakness in coverage. He composed an exceptional campaign in 2024, making highlight-reel grabs every week. He led all receivers with 127 grabs, 1,708 yards and 17 touchdowns while earning a Pro Bowl nod and a First Team All-Pro selection.

One of the league's most consistent performers, Chase vaulted into elite company in 2024. The star wideout finished the season with 5,425 career receiving yards through a plus 1,708 yards (6,512). He totals which places him (5,899) and Odell Beckham Jr. (5,512).

Ja'Marr inked up with 7-Eleven after declaring that he was "always on" — something that seemed to be true in a Week 17 game against the Steelers in 2025. With Joe Flacco throwing him the ball, Chase recorded a career-high and franchise-record 16 catches for 162 yards and a touchdown as Cincinnati rallied for a thrilling 33-31 last-second win.

After dropping their first two games in 2023, the Bengals jumped to get the team on track. Chase to get them back in 2023, the Bengals jumped to get the team on track. Chase delivered, posting his first 100-yard game of the year with 141 yards on 12 grabs to power Cincinnati to a 19-16 victory over the Rams in a rematch of Super Bowl LVI.

With his first 100-catch season, Chase earned his third Pro Bowl selection. The 2023 honor was his third straight in three years in the league, reflecting his fast rise to NFL stardom. The fifth overall pick of 2021 quickly became a cornerstone of the Bengals, still on the way to reaching a high ceiling.