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'I Take Full Responsibility' | Ja'Marr Chase Apologizes to Bengals, Steelers and Fans After Suspension
Ja'Marr Chase accepted full responsibility for spitting during a game, resulting in suspension and a $448,333 pay dock, emphasizing passion is no excuse for disrespect.
- On Nov. 16, Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase spat at Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Jalen Ramsey during Cincinnati's loss in Pittsburgh, leading to Ramsey's ejection.
- Chase said his passion and emotions got the better of him and that passion is no excuse, acknowledging he failed his own leadership standards and does not take being a role model lightly.
- The league suspended Chase for one game, and the NFL Players Association shows he was docked at least $448,333 in base salary due to the suspension.
- Cincinnati lost 26-20 to New England and did not have its top two receivers on the field for the final series; the Bengals have dropped eight of nine and expect Joe Burrow to return after nine games.
- Looking toward the rest of the season, Chase, fourth in the league with 79 receptions, pledges to earn back respect from the Bengals and the NFL community.
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Bengals' Ja'Marr Chase issues public apology after costly suspension for spitting incident
Ja’Marr Chase was unable to play for the Cincinnati Bengals, and he was apologetic on Monday as his one-game suspension for spitting at Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Jalen Ramsey came to an end.Chase was suspended by the NFL after the spitting incident, which ultimately led to Ramsey’s ejection in the Steelers-Bengals matchup in Week 11. Ramsey punched Chase twice and was immediately sent to the locker room.Chase denied he spat at Ramsey after …
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Read Full ArticleJa’Marr Chase apologizes for spitting on Steelers DB Jalen Ramsey: ‘What I did was wrong’
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase has apologized to Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Jalen Ramsey and the organization for spitting on Ramsey a week ago.
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