Cincinnati Bengals Wide Receiver Chase Avoided Injury During Practice, Head Coach Updates

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Cincinnati Bengals Wide Receiver Chase Avoided Injury During Practice, Head Coach Updates
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sports· A press review of 4 outlets
  1. Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase appears to have avoided a serious left leg injury during his team's practice on Tuesday, as he said that he would've been able to continue if needed after suffering a "hyperextension."

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    Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase appeared to suffer a lower body injury on Tuesday, limping and heading to the sideline during practice. After practice, Chase told ESPN radio that he suffered a little "hyperextension" and could have kept going if needed.

    ESPN

    Bengals star Chase 'fine' after knee injury scare Bengals star Ja'Marr Chase says he is "fine" after an injury scare at practice in which the WR appeared to injure his knee.

  2. Chase missed five games in 2022 due to a hairline hip fracture and an AC joint sprain cost him one game in 2023.

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    He's missed games due to injury on two separate occasions. In 2022, Chase suffered a hairline hip fracture that cost him five games. In 2023, an AC joint sprain forced him out for one game.

  3. Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen offered an update on the shoulder injury that led to wideout Brian Thomas Jr. missing the remainder of Tuesday's practice.

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    After Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. left practice early, it was exactly what the Jaguars needed to keep their offense explosive.

From the margins

4 details only one outlet reported

Independent claims that didn't surface elsewhere in our corpus. Treat as supplementary — not corroborated across outlets.

  1. 01 ESPN

    Kubiak mum on details, but Jeanty 'on the mend' Asked Tuesday about the severity of Ashton Jeanty's injury or if the second-year player will begin the season on the injured reserve, coach Klint Kubiak simply said, "He's on the mend."

  2. 02 Yahoo Sports

    As the Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter their preseason finale, the team kicked off its final session of joint practices on Tuesday, facing off with the in-state foe Jacksonville Jaguars.

  3. 03 Bleacher Report

    The former LSU star has posted a 17-game average of 113 catches, 1,490 yards and 12 touchdowns over his first five seasons (2021-2025), per Pro Football Reference.

  4. 04 CBS Sports

    Second-year running back Bhayshul Tuten shook off a fumble earlier during the joint practice with the Buccaneers and put an exclamation point on what was a good session for him by taking a Trevor Lawrence handoff, beating Bucs defenders on the edge and rumbling down the left sideline at least 50 yards for a would-be touchdown. This was after multiple notable carries where Tuten found space and ping-ponged off Bucs defenders for quality gains.

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