Ja’mar Chase strikes in Cincinnati Bengals after the loss of Denver Bronko

The wide recipient Ja’mar Chase asked about the desire of Singinati Bangals after he slipped into a second heavy defeat, Loss 28-3 in Denver Bronko.

A week after their dismantling from 48-10 by Minnesota Vikings, Bengalus has again struggled to get anything that was going on both sides of the ball when the heavy Bronco was wandering to win Mile Hi.

“There is urgency, man, he just you should want,” said Chis. “At the end of the day, we must want it. Today, we didn’t seem to want it.”

When Ja’mar Chase was asked if Bengal had a real feeling of urgency after the consecutive explosion losses, “There is urgency there but you have to want it. Today, we don’t seem to want it.” pic.twitter.com/cRQNRCLCLEVG

Mike Petrags September 30, 2025

Chase and coach Taylor discuss the problems of the attack

Chase ended with five fish for only 23 yards, as Bengal continues to struggle without the normal cortresse Joe Boro.

His frustration seemed to boil in a long discussion with coach Zach Taylor in the second half.

“We were only talking about possession. We were only talking about the plays that we could play and how we could attack some coverage and get the ball,” he added.

“I always feel frustrated if you lose but this is part of the game. Sometimes the feelings are taken. Sometimes it seems not supposed to happen.”

Taylor added: “He is escalating as emotional, but this is just a captain whose tail is working.

“All he wants to do is win the game. All he wants to do is to influence the game. Often, he feels,” if I have a ball in my hand, I can do that. “And I am not disagreeing with him.”

Broncos uses the range to see from Bengal

Banglasal conflicts were added by a change in the offensive strategy of the host team, which chose to give increasing roles for both running, JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey.

Dobbins finished 101 yards over 16 pregnancy, while Harvey’s 14 resulted in the 58 yard movement.

“I am one of these men, if I get a rhythm, if I can get consecutive campaigns, I will improve.”

“As the game continues, I am better. I am sure that all run may tell you that. So in the second half, this is what I saw. Coach (Sean) Payton started discovering me … the chain, getting successive touches, you see what is happening.”