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The Cincinnati Bengals shook the AFC North again as they smacked the Baltimore Ravens 32-14. The win felt big. Yet right after the celebrations, Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase shifted the mood. They opened up about their offense and the parts that still need work.

Burrow explained how the night felt for him. He came back to the field after missing weeks and still looked calm.

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“It felt great. Obviously had to knock some rust off. So I expect myself to play better. But it was just good to be back out there with the guys.”

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During the game, he pushed the ball, stayed aggressive, and looked like he never left. And the numbers backed it up too. Burrow went 24 of 46 for 261 yards and two touchdowns. He did not look like someone who just got back from a turf toe issue.

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Meanwhile, Chase echoed Burrow’s message.

“Overall I feel like we could’ve capitalized on a lot more and pretty sure he would feel the same.”

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However, the night still belonged to him. Chase co-led the Bengals in receptions and easily topped the charts in yards and targets. He did it while Joe Burrow returned from a nine-game break and while operating without Tee Higgins. He saw one of his highest target counts of the season and crossed 100 yards for the fifth time.

In this game, Chase had seven catches for 110 yards.

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The Queen City needed a spark. Chase and Burrow gave them one. And now the Bengals want more.

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Pritish Ganguly is an NFL writer at EssentiallySports, recognized for his ability to highlight the league’s emerging talent by breaking down rookie performances, draft picks, and key matchups with sharp, insightful analysis. With a Master’s degree in Journalism and Communication, he brings clarity and depth to his coverage, helping fans understand the nuances of today’s NFL and its rising stars. Beyond writing, Pritish is a multifaceted content creator, proficient in sports photography, scriptwriting, and video editing. He uses these skills to produce engaging NFL stories that resonate with a wide audience. His analytical approach and creative storytelling combine to deliver comprehensive coverage of the league’s talent and trends.

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