In the lead-up to Week 4 of the NFL, few would have predicted that the Cincinnati Bengals would be 0-3 at this point in the season. However, led by Joe Burrow, the team aims to turn things around, and it was none other than star WR JaāMarr Chase who delivered a clear message to his QB.
The situation is complex for Zac Taylorās squad, as they will face the Carolina Panthers, who are also eager to turn things around. However, under the guidance of Dave Canales, the Panthers have shown unexpected improvement since Andy Dalton took over as the starting QB.
Journalist Mike Petraglia, through his X account @Trags, posted an excerpt from an interview with Chase, where the WR spoke about Joe Burrowās leadership and presence among his teammates.
āI donāt know, I wouldnāt mind it, though,ā Chase said. āJoeās always been a leader to me. Iāve never seen him say extra or anything out of the ordinary to get us going but heās pretty much to himself for me, I donāt know what he is to other people.ā

JaāMarr Chase #1 of the Cincinnati Bengals celebrates after scoring a 41 yard touchdown against the Washington Commanders during the first quarter at Paycor Stadium on September 23, 2024 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Cincinnati Bengals began the season as one of the contenders in the AFC North. However, decisive losses to the New England Patriots, Kansas City Chiefs, and Washington Commanders have early on placed them among the teams with the worst records in the league.

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Burrow is hopeful about turning things around
Week 4 will be crucial for the Bengals. Another loss, this time against the Carolina Panthers, would be a significant disappointment so early in the season. However, QB Joe Burrow remains confident about turning the situation around.
During the week Burrow talked via ESPNās Ben Baby, and stated: āIām usually a lead-by-example kind of guy,
āBut I think I can pick my spots to say some more things. Iāll find those spots this weekā¦We got a lot of young guys that weāre counting on that havenāt really been here before, [to] have them hear my voice more might be beneficial.ā, Burrow finally stated.

Joe Burrow #9 of the Cincinnati Bengals against the Washington Commanders at Paycor Stadium on September 23, 2024 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Whatās next for Cincinnati Bengals?
- vs Carolina Panthers, Week 4
- vs Baltimore Ravens, Week 5
- vs New York Giants, Week 6
- vs Cleveland Browns, Week 7
- vs Philadelphia Eagles, Week 8





