Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins will be giving Bengals fans more opportunities to connect with them
Ja’Marr Chase’s “Chasing No. 1” featuring Tee Higgins launches this spring.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins just got done competing in the 2026 Pro Bowl Games, but their offseason is just getting started.
Chase and Higgins are launching a new podcast, “Chasing No. 1” in a partnership with Overtime. Chase is bringing on Higgins as his co-host for the production.
Chase, who already has a YouTube channel and has been streaming on his Twitch, has a goal for the show, and it aligns with what Higgins wants out of it as well.
Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins hope to showcase their non-football lives to fans
The nature for the vast majority of football players is their identities are hidden underneath helmets and pads. Sure, players can speak to media members during the season, but players need to find creative ways to grow their brand compared to athletes in other sports like basketball and soccer.
Chase told Fanduel’s Kay Adams football will be part of the show, but topics will be all over the place to capture their personalities.
“We’re gonna go with a variety of everything,” Chase told Adams. “Try to get in everything we can. I know we do fashion and we play sports. Of course, that’s easy, but everyone wants to know our hobbies off the field. That’s the big thing.”
Chase and Higgins have been friends for as long as they’ve been teammates in Cincinnati, and they’ll now get to express their friendship on a new platform for Bengals fans to experience.
“Just show people a different side of us that people don’t get to see every day,” Higgins said. “All they see of is us behind our helmets and things like that. So, get to show people what we’re into off the field and things of that nature.”
Chase made his fifth consecutive Pro Bowl this year after logging 125 receptions for 1,412 yards and eight touchdowns. Higgins was a first-time Pro Bowler thanks to 59 receptions for 846 yards and an AFC-best 11 touchdowns.
Chase revealed the show will launch sometime in the spring.