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Ja'Marr Chase on game-winning touchdown celebration: 'I was actually trying to get fined'

On3 imageby:Sam Gillenwater10/16/22

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Ja’Marr Chase wanted to get his money’s worth after scoring the game-winning touchdown for Cincinnati in New Orleans this afternoon. Chase booted the football following his 60-yard, go-ahead trip to the endzone. After the game, he says it was all part of his plan.

Chase said after the game that his goal was to be fined because of the kick. Whether he will or not remains to be seen but, for whatever reason he did it, he went for it with the celebratory kick.

Chase finished the day with seven catches for 132 yards and two touchdowns. With such a performance in a win, it’s hard to determine why Chase was so eager for the NFL to lighten his wallet. In his words, he says he ‘just wanted to do it’ and that he ‘always wanted to do that’.

Chase did his best to get noticed in the final moments of the game with this strange decision. We’ll have to wait and see if the kick and comments were enough, though, to get the league’s attention as the Bengals head into next week.

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