Ja'Marr Chase might be the game's best wideout coming off a career year where he averaged 100.5 yards per game with 17 touchdowns while playing every week. In his four-year career, Chase has been a Pro Bowler every season, with an All-Pro First Team selection last year and an All-Pro Second Team selection as a rookie.
With these constant video-game-like numbers for Chase, many would assume he would have been a complete headache for the Browns in their seven matchups. That hasn't been the case, as he's only gone for 100 yards once in those games and been held under 50 yards four times.