‘Shout out to Ja’Marr Chase’ – JD Vance reacts to Cincinnati Bengals win over Baltimore Ravens

Vice President JD Vance was happy to see his Cincinnati Bengals pick up a 35-13 win over the Baltimore Ravens in a huge divisional win. Vance visited the Bengals during practice for the Ravens matchup last week, drawing a lot of attention for his interactions with the players and how team QB Joe Burrow reacted to his attendance at practice. One of the few positive interactions from Vance’s visit to practice came from star WR Ja’Marr Chase, who spoke to the Vice President and made a comment about his six-year-old son’s gloves, something that Vance remembered even after the win. JD Vance’s reaction to Bengals win and shout-out for Ja’Marr Chase Vance took to X to share his thoughts on the Bengals win, giving a shoutout to star WR Chase as well. “Huge win for Cincinnati. Proud of the entire team, but a special shout-out to Ja’Marr Chase, an amazing talent, who made my little six-year-old’s year by noticing his football gloves. It’s early, but I think the Bengals are going to make a run. Who Dey!” This was an incredible win for the Bengals, who fell to a 13-0 deficit at halftime before scoring 35 unanswered points in the second half to pick up a comprehensive win. Chase finished with five receptions on seven targets for 62 yards and 1 touchdown, playing an efficient role in a signature win for the Bengals. While Chase has not been a high-volume receiver through the first few weeks of the season, his efficiency and ability to scale into bigger production are a very good sign for the Bengals’ offence. During Vance’s visit to Bengals practice on October 22, Chase spoke to the VP’s six-year-old son Vivek and complimented his football gloves, a moment that clearly left an indelible impression on Vance and his son. Puka Nacua addresses reinjury fears after MRI reveals calf injury details Is Tom Brady facing NFL punishment after breaking broadcast rules during Packers-Lions? Kirk Cousins sends clear ‘don’t want to be out’ message to Raiders as major QB pressure builds