The five toughest matchups awaiting Trent McDuffie

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JA’MARR CHASE – CINCINNATI BENGALS (WEEK 13)

Ja’Marr Chase burst onto the scene with a fantastic season in 2021 and he will no doubt be a tough opponent for McDuffie and the Chiefs when they meet in Week 13.

Chiefs fans are already aware of how devastating Chase can be after he had a mammoth 266 yards and 3 touchdowns against K.C. in Week 17—a game that still causes nightmares in Chiefs Kingdom.

Chase had 1,455 yards on just 81 receptions to go alongside his 13 touchdowns, the second-most in the league this season – numbers which rightfully earned Chase the 2021 NFL AP Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

Alongside Chase, Cincinnati has another receiving threat in Tee Higgins, who led the Bengals with 103 yards during the AFC Championship game against Kansas City and who himself had over 1,000 yards last season.

With Chase leading the way and Higgins alongside him, the Bengals will certainly be a tough matchup for the Chiefs’ defense.

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