- Ja’Marr Chase reached WR1 status: While Chase isn’t the highest graded receiver, he led all wide receivers in both fantasy points at 403, and fantasy points per game at 23.7, with a large gap between him and the rest of the pack.
- The Cincinnati Bengals made minimal changes: The Bengals had one of the most explosive passing games in the league, so they made no changes to the staff or players involved in the passing game.
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Chase has been a consistent, excellent, but not elite, wide receiver, whose situation has elevated his fantasy performances to elite. He’s consistently graded between 84.9 to 86.1 in his four NFL seasons. That consistent, strong play has led to a 90.7 receiving grade over the last three seasons, which ranks ninth among all wide receivers.
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