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Ja’Marr Chase says 2026 Bengals are better than 2021 Super Bowl team

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Ja’Marr Chase says 2026 Bengals are better than 2021 Super Bowl team

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase believes the 2026 team is superior to the 2021 Super Bowl squad. Chase, known for his impressive career and participation in various successful teams throughout the years, declares the 2026 Bengals as the best he has played for. When questioned if the current 6-2 Bengals team is the greatest he has experienced, Chase emphatically replied in the affirmative, stating that the current group is by far the best.

He further emphasized his conviction, saying, "I would say, by far [this team is the best Bengals team I’ve played on]." Chase highlighted the unity within the team, noting, "Honestly, I think the whole team is one unit." The 2021 team made history with their improbable Super Bowl appearance after a season of no playoff football, but they narrowly lost in the AFC Championship game the following season.

After three consecutive seasons without postseason play, the Bengals are eager to return to the playoffs following the 2026 regular season. Quarterback Joe Burrow and the offense have delivered outstanding performances over the past three weeks, hinting at promising prospects for the future. Fans are left pondering whether the 2026 Bengals are better than their 2021 counterparts.

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