Ja’Marr Chase is an outlier. This statement is obvious, but it’s worth repeating ahead of the AFC Championship Game, when he’s bound to draw the attention of Kansas City’s secondary.
The 99th percentile receiver prospect, Offensive Rookie of the Year favorite, record-breaker and top receiving threat on a team one game away from going from four wins to the Super Bowl in a year’s time put together arguably the best season by a first-year wide receiver ever. But let’s not argue. Rather, let’s simply enjoy the absurd stats that comprise Chase’s Second Team All-Pro rookie campaign.