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Jamar Chase went from being a ex- receiver only player early in his career to someone who moves all around now, gets more opportunities in motion, gets more opportunities off ball in the slot, etc., etc., because you can play T. Higgins as the ex receiver

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Chase's expanded role in Cincinnati exemplifies elite WR benefits from strong number two.

Matt Harmon uses Jamar Chase as a real-world example of how an elite number one receiver benefits from a strong number two. Chase evolved from being an X receiver-only player early in his career to someone who now moves all around the formation, gets more opportunities in motion, and operates off-ball in the slot—a transformation enabled by having Tee Higgins as a credible X receiver.

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