### Another Ja'Marr Gem
Not only did Bengals All-Pro wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase play after getting out of concussion protocol Saturday, he knocked out the Dolphins with another jaw-dropping touchdown catch he has made the norm this season.
"I'll just let ya'all rank them at this point," said Chase said as the highlights start to run together.
This one was a classic. Burrow climbed the pocket as Chase ran a double move, and he heaved it 45 yards into the end zone, where cornerback Jason Marshall Jr. was mauling Chase from behind.
Burrow put it on Chase's right shoulder, and as he was going down getting hacked, he caught it with a bicep or an elbow, he's not sure.
Ballgame. 28-10 in the last minute of the third quarter.
"I stuck the corner outside and Joe led me inside," Chase said. "I just had to get the high point and get the flag and he didn't give it to me."
The toughest part of his week, he says, wasn't coming back from the concussion. Chase, a famous late-sleeper, says getting into Paycor by 7:30 for the daily concussion protocol before the meetings was the real challenge.
"That's a protection I really like. It buys me time and space to push the ball down the field," said Burrow as his offensive line shifted left and opened up the middle of the pocket for him to throw.
"And when you can push the ball down the field with the guys that we have and we can buy that kind of time, you see what No. 1 can do whenever the ball's in the air. Obviously, unbelievable play. We don't want to take it for granted, but we're used to it at this point, you know?"