CBS analyst Turbin 'really shocked' Ja'Marr Chase hit wasn't penalized
CBS analyst Robert Turbin explained that he couldn't believe the Jags' Ventrell Miller wasn't penalized for the hit that injured Ja'Marr Chase.
During an NFL Week 4 game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Jacksonville Jaguars at Paycor Stadium, Ja Marr Chase faced a serious injury. CBS analyst Robert Turbin expressed disbelief that the Jaguars weren't penalized for the hit that left Chase sidelined for the remainder of the match. The incident involved Jaguars' Jarrian Jones grabbing Chase's facemask, which resulted in a penalty for the defensive player.
However, Turbin was taken aback by the fact that linebacker Ventrell Miller's hit to Chase on the ground was not flagged.
Turbin spoke up early in the third quarter of the broadcast, saying, "I'm still really shocked there was no foul called on that play leading with the crown of his helmet." Later, during the broadcast, Turbin and play-by-play announcer Tom McCarthy were surprised by the lack of penalty called on Jarrian Jones for pass interference during a long pass attempt from Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow to receiver Tee Higgins. The original article detailing this account was published on the Cincinnati Enquirer website.
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