CINCINNATI — Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase is liking the energy level he’s seen from his teammates this week after a bit of a lull heading into the Pittsburgh matchup. It should tick up even more on Monday night as Tee Higgins plays for the first time in weeks.
“I wish I could answer that. I don’t know,” Chase said on Friday about the lacking energy last week. “Maybe somebody didn’t want to be at work that day. I don’t know. Maybe we didn’t want to be in the cold.” — Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase is liking the energy level he’s seen from his teammates this week after a bit of a lull heading into the Pittsburgh matchup.
It should tick up even more on Monday night as Tee Higgins plays for the first time in weeks. “I wish I could answer that. I don’t know,” Chase said on Friday about the lacking energy last week. “Maybe somebody didn’t want to be at work that day. I don’t know. Maybe we didn’t want to be in the cold.” still a fun reminder of their head-to-head coaching record and a chance to regale matchups that might get fuzzy over time.
But it’s way down on the list of what’s important when Press and the Jacksonville Jaguars host Zac and the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night. The brothers — Press is Jacksonville’s offensive coordinator; Zac is Cincinnati’s head coach — plan to hang out before the game and maybe see family members. But their fifth meeting at football’s
