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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.

CBS analyst Turbin 'really shocked' Ja'Marr Chase hit wasn't penalized

CBS analyst Robert Turbin expressed shock that the Jacksonville Jaguars weren't penalized for a hit that injured Cincinnati Bengals receiver Ja Marr Chase during their NFL Week 4 game at Paycor Stadium. Turbin was particularly astonished that linebacker Ventrell Miller wasn't flagged for the hit, which occurred when Chase was on the ground.

Despite this, the Jaguars' Jarrian Jones was penalized for a separate incident of pass interference. Turbin and his colleague, play-by-play announcer Tom McCarthy, voiced their surprise that Jones wasn't penalized for the infraction during a long pass attempt by Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow to receiver Tee Higgins.

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