Ja'Marr Chase was out of this world. The fourth-year receiver finished the day with a whopping 11 catches for 264 receiving yards and three touchdown catches. Entering Sunday's slate, Chase now leads the league in receiving yards (981) and touchdown catches (10)— the first player this season to reach 900 in the former category and 10 in the latter.

Ja’Marr Chase wanted the ball just one more time. The Bengals’ receiver lamented that quarterback Joe Burrow did not look his way on the failed two-point conversion that all but sealed the 35-34 loss to the Ravens on “Thursday Night Football.”

Burrow dropped back and had to get the ball out of his hands quickly because of the pressure he was facing from the Ravens. He quickly threw the ball to tight end Tanner Hudson who was facing double coverage. Incomplete. The game was over.

Ignited by Roquan Smith recovery of a Chase Brown fumble, Baltimore scored 21 straight points to turn a 21-7 deficit into a 28-21 lead in the fourth quarter. The touchdown that gave Baltimore the lead came on a pass from Lamar Jackson to a wide-open Mark Andrews.

Just about everything but the final score went Ja'Marr Chase's way during his dominant performance in the Cincinnati Bengals' 35–34 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase delivered an electrifying performance in Week 10‘s Thursday night showdown against the Baltimore Ravens, making waves on and off the field. Chase recorded a career-high 264 receiving yards and scored three touchdowns on 11 catches,

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase addresses the media after a loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 10 of the 2024 NFL season.