Cincinnati Bengals wideout Ja'Marr Chase doesn't lack for accomplishments so far in his young career. Already the best wideout in the NFL, Chase just posted a Triple Crown season after listing it and

Ja'Marr Chase isn't looking to let the Bengals off the hook for not signing him to an extension last offseason. Fox Sports's Jordan Schultz reported this week that Chase is looking for $40 million per season on a new deal.

Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase had reports that he was willing to sit out games for a new contract with the team.

The Cincinnati Bengals couldn’t get a deal done with star wide rececieer Ja’Marr Chase before last season and will pay for it this summer. Pay for it, meaning somewhere possibly in the neighborhood of $40 million per year. According to Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz, the near-miss then means the Bengals pay up big now:

According to Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports, Chase is expected to command at least $40MM per year on his next deal. This average annual value would easily put the WR atop his position, and it would even rival some QB contracts.

The Cincinnati Bengals are expected to use the franchise tag on wideout Tee Higgins to try and keep their offensive trio of Higgins, Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase intact. However, the situation could g

NFL season is a wrap, and now we’re in the offseason—or as some might call it, the ‘hurry up and wait’ season. The post Bengals Announce Major Roster Move With Expensive $40M Price Tag for Ja’Marr Chase Revealed appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase is likely to become the league's highest-paid player at the position. So, what does that mean for Cincinnati?

The Cincinnati Bengals could’ve signed Ja’Marr Chase to a contract extension last season. They usually drive a hard bargain, and they didn’t change their tactics for their superstar wide receiver. Now,

A new NFL rumor suggests the Cincinnati Bengals are going to crush the previous receiver contract record in a new

When the Cincinnati Bengals were unable to come to a long-term extension with superstar wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase, it started a very dangerous game in “The Jungle.” If Chase showed up and showed out,