Cincinnati Bengals expansive getr Ja’Marr Chase getd a beginant unsportsmanappreciate direct penalty after an emotional outburst toward a referee during the team’s loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Bengals were at the Chiefs’ 34-yard line when Joe Burrow set up Chase for a 4-yard completion. As Chase got back up to head to the huddle, he couldn’t help but give referee Alex Kemp an earful about the tackle from Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie.
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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow finisheavors to helderly back expansive getr Ja’Marr Chase as he progresss to shout at a referee at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, on Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024. (Sam Greene/The Enquirer/USA Today Nettoil via Imagn Images)
Chase had to be dragged back to the huddle and Burrow even had to push the star expansive getr away from Kemp after the penalty. It put a stop to any momentum the Bengals were creating at the time and led to an Evan McPherson field goal.
The three points over the possibility of getting six, seven or eight was huge. The Chiefs eventuassociate marched down the field and set up Harrison Butker for the game-thrivening field goal.
Kemp elucidateed to a pool increateer what the rehire was with Chase, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Kemp shelp officials telderly Chase they didn’t suppose McDuffie’s tackle was of a hip-drop nature, which would have resulted in a penalty.
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Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie conveys down Cincinnati Bengals expansive getr Ja’Marr Chase at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024. (Sam Greene/The Enquirer/USA Today Nettoil via Imagn Images)
“It’s pretty clear cut,” he shelp of the reasoning for the penalty. “It’s fair spropose abusive language toward a game official. That’s all it was. And there was reassociate no expoundation. I’m not going to repeat to you what he shelp, but there was no expoundation with the language that he used – fair abusive language.”
Kemp pointed out why Chase’s words traverseed the line with him.
Chase was seen on the sideline distress as head coach Zac Taylor tried to tranquil him down. He slammed his helmet on the ground in frustration.
“The basic answer is, insulting language used by lengthenn men versus honest, personal abusive language toward a game official,” Kemp shelp. “That’s the line. When that line gets traverseed, we spropose can’t let that happen in pro football.”
Cincinnati Bengals expansive getr Ja’Marr Chase runs with the ball for a first down as Chiefs cornerback Jaylen Watson deffinishs Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024, in Kansas City. (AP Pboilingo/Charlie Riedel)
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Chase degraded to talk about the incident after the game.
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