CINCINNATI — Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase said he's OK after he hyper-extended his knee at training camp Tuesday.
WCPO Sports Director Caleb Noe captured the play during 11-on-11 team drills where Chase tweaked his leg. The Bengals star was going up for a catch from QB Joe Burrow and came down awkwardly on his left leg. Chase immediately went down to his knees and grabbed his left leg while rolling on the ground as cornerback DJ Turner ran to Chase's side.
Chase then hopped up and hobbled to the sideline before sitting on the ground and rubbing his knee. Once trainers ran over to Chase, he got back up and began walking with one of the Bengals' athletic trainers.
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"I don't know like what exactly went down or how I did it, if I'm being honest, I really don't know," Chase said in the locker room after practice. "I just, it's just an incident of me missing the ground and missing my footing."
After Chase left the field, he could be seen standing and walking around with trainers. He also ran a few drills on the sideline, but he did not return to practice despite saying he tried to.
"When it first happened, I sat back down on the ground, and I just took a minute with God and prayed for a second, then I got up," Chase said. "So, other than that, I can't really think of nothing but God and making sure I'm alright."
Chase also said that if he had a game tomorrow, he would play.
