Ja’Marr Chase on the contract: I hope to get what is fair

Bengals Director of player Staff Duke Tobin said this week to sign a wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase to extend the contract is a priority For the team and Chase, they did this by priority.

Chase did not practice much during the training last summer, and his status for the season opener was in the air, because the two sides tried to reach a deal. Chase Ranp Up Play, but dissatisfaction in the way Bengals structured their contract offer held two seals from sealing the contract.

During the interview with Laura Rutledge from ESPN to Pro Bowl, Chase asked what he was looking for in agreement.

“I hope I’m get what is fair At the end of the day – what is my value at the end of the day, “Chase said.” I hope I don’t ask too much pressure on anyone, I just want to be fair. “

Chase then asked how he defined fair and he laughed before he gave his answer.

“The fair is what I deserve,” Chase said. “I can’t really say everything I want to say. That’s what I deserve, I did, how hard I worked. He’s already written. It’s supposed to be fair change.”

Chase production calls for a contract that put it on the top of the wide receiver market, but passed disagreements over the structure show that it is not only in all numbers. It leaves two sides with a lot to talk as they engaged in the out-season.