Ja'Marr Chase Contract Negotiations Continue
Ja'Marr Chase Contract Negotiations Continue

Ja'Marr Chase Contract Negotiations Continue

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The Cincinnati Bengals are in ongoing negotiations with wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase for a contract extension, with some analysts expressing outrage over the delay, including Stephen A. Smith, who criticized the organization for being 'cheap' and failing to support their star players like Chase and quarterback Joe Burrow. Chase is aiming for a salary that could rival the highest-paid wide receivers in the league, specifically targeting a deal surpassing that of Justin Jefferson. Despite the contract issues, Chase played in the season opener against the New England Patriots, with indications that a significant deal may be forthcoming. Meanwhile, Steelers cornerback Donte Jackson made a notable impact with an interception in Week 1, contributing to the team's defensive strategy. Additionally, Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson is optimistic about returning from a calf injury that has hindered him since training camp. The resolution of Chase's contract is critical for the Bengals' success this season, as they prepare to face the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2.

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