Ja'Marr Chase Health, Injury Updates & History

Chase carries no injury designation for Sunday's season opener against the Buccaneers after recoveri...

Chase was a full participant in Wednesday's practice as he continues working back from the left knee injury he suffered during training camp, the Bengals wide receiver has steadily increased his workload and appears on track to play in Sunday's season opener against the Buccaneers

Chase did not participate in Wednesday's practice after suffering a left knee injury during Tuesday's session, the Bengals have not provided further details on the severity of the injury or a timetable for his return

A concerning non-contact injury video has surfaced, he appeared to walk normally afterward, but will until an ACL ruling is confirmed, best case is that the injury is limited to a bone bruise and a LCL sprain

Listed as questionable with an illness ahead of Week 6 vs the Packers, he was unable to practice on Friday with the illness

Chase had ankle and shoulder injuries that saw him on the team’s injury report, but he missed no games and finished the season with 127 receptions, 1708 yards, and 17 touchdowns, we have no injury concerns for Chase ahead of training camp.

Has been listed as Questionable in Friday's injury report before the Week 1 game vs the Patriots, Chase himself declared that he would be a game-time decision whether or not he would play in the opening game

Ja’Marr Chase had a very strong 2023 season, accumulating 1,216 receiving yards. He took a hard fall in Week 9, leading to lingering back issues but didn’t miss much time. Although many thought Chase separated his shoulder, he was likely dealing with a right AC joint injury sustained on a catch in Week 16, causing him to miss one game before finishing the season. He is expected to be fully healthy to begin the 2024 season.

Will play through lingering right shoulder AC joint injury

Questionable for W17 matchup against the Chiefs - DNP, LP, LP with right shoulder AC joint that kept him out W16 - can opt for pain-numbing injection to play through effectively