Ja’Marr Chase strikes the Bengals of Cincinnati after the loss of Denver Broncos

Star receiver of Star Ja’mar Chase questioned the desire of the Bengals of Cincinnati after having slipped to a second heavy defeat, a defeat of 28-3 to the Broncos de Denver.

A week after being dismantled 48-10 by the Vikings of Minnesota, the Bengals once again struggled to pass anything on both sides of the ball while a heavy broncos ran to the victory at Mile High.

“The urgency is there, guy, it’s just that you will want to,” said Chase. “In the end, we must want it. Today, we did not seem that we wanted it. ”

Chase and coach Taylor discuss offensive misfortunes

Chase finished with five catches for only 23 yards while the Bengals continued to fight without the regular quarter Joe Burrow.

His frustration seemed to boil in a long discussion with coach Zac Taylor in the second half.

Chase added: “We were just talking about possession. We were just talking about what we can play and how can we attack certain covers and make our players in the ball.

“I’m still frustrated if I lose but it’s part of the game. Sometimes emotions take over. Sometimes it looks like what it is not supposed to do. It happens. “

Taylor added: “It appears to be emotional, but it is only a captain who turns off his tail.

“All he wants is to win the game. All he wants to do is affect the game. Often, he has the impression:” If I have the ball in hand, I can do it. And I don’t disagree with him.

Broncos use the race to see Bengals

Bengal difficulties were added by a change in the offensive strategy of the home team, which chose to give increased roles to the two runners, JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey.

Dobbins finished with 101 yards in 16 races while Harvey’s 14 races resulted in 58 yards.

“I am one of these guys, if I am in rhythm, if I can get consecutive litters, I’m going to improve,” said Dobbins.

“As the match continues, I improve. I’m sure each ball carrier would probably tell you. So, in the second half, that’s what you saw. [Sean] Payton begins to understand me. … The series, obtaining consecutive keys, you see what is going on. »»