Chase becomes the sixth player in Bengals history to be named to at least five Pro Bowls. The other five are Hall of Fame tackle Anthony Munoz (11), defensive tackle Geno Atkins (eight), wide receiver A.J. Green (six), wide receiver Chad Johnson (five) and cornerback Lemar Parrish (five).

The 4-10 Bengals have lost two-straight games, despite having Burrow back in the lineup. They're 3-2 with Burrow this season and 1-8 without him. Cincinnati battles the Dolphins in Miami, Florida, on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase earned his fifth Pro Bowl nod, the NFL announced on Dec. 23.

Unable to overcome a slow start, the Idaho State Bengals fell to the UC Davis Aggies in their final game before the start of their conference schedule. The Bengals (7-6) were in a 15-point hole at halftime.

In his 75th game, Burrow reached 20,000 yards. He became the fifth-fastest player in NFL history to reach the milestone. The only quarterbacks to that number in fewer games were Patrick Mahomes, Matthew Stafford, Andrew Luck and Dan Marino.

The Bengals’ offensive stars all shone Sunday, as Burrow finished 25-of-32 with 309 yards and four touchdown passes, peppering Ja’Marr Chase for 109 of those yards, while running back Chase Brown finished with three scores.

Cincinnati Bengals improved to 5-10 on the year with a 45-21 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. The game featured the return of wide receiver Tee Higgins, who had missed the previous game with a concussion.

How many quarters of football have you witnessed where a team forced three turnovers and a turnover on downs? I doubt you've seen many. The Cincinnati Bengals did that Sunday against the Miami Dolphins in their 45-21 win.