Watch: Ja'Marr Chase Hauls In Toe-Tapping Catch From Joe Burrow In Bengals Preseason Game

by Staff Reporter

August 7, 20259 Comments

We're only one game into the NFL preseason schedule, and Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase are already in mid-season form.

Burrow was 9-of-10 for 123 yards and two TDs, while Chase hauled in 4 catches for 77 yards and one touchdown. Here are some highlights:

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Motorboat•6 months

Tapping*

Geaux Guy•6 months

It’s Larry. Thought he was having to get is toe taped after a catch or something. Great toe tapping catch though.

Bestbank Tiger•6 months

There are more heterosexuals in College Station than there are proofreaders on Larry Leo's staff.

GumboPot•6 months

The story of the Bengals, like most NFL teams is health. Stay healthy and they can go far.

udtiger•6 months

The ref patting Joe on the helmet is hilarious.

chinhoyang•6 months

"Pating Joe on the helmet"

LSUJuicer•6 months

Hate to say it but Bengals are going to be the same team. Yes they were connecting great but remember it was not the eagles first team on defense. Also the eagles second string QB was torching the Bengals defense from the start. Burrow is going to have to score 40 plus a game again. Their problem was not offense, it was their defense and its still not fixed.

Capo•6 months

Didn’t Cincy have 8 starters out on defense as well? Thought I read that.

LSUJuicer•6 months

Read one article that said it was their startibg defense and saw another video that said the starting defense played the first two drives. Which means Mckee got ten points on those two drives. Defense will still be a problen in Cincy.

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