Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase caught a touchdown pass in his first time playing in the NFL Pro Bowl Games. Chase caught the touchdown on a pass from Baltimore Ravens' quarterback Tyler Huntley with just over two minutes to go in the second quarter.

"Wide-open Ja'Marr Chase - touchdown AFC," ESPN play-by-play announcer Pat McAfee said during the broadcast. "Chase with a 'Griddy.' Derrick Henry with a 'Griddy.' (The Jacksonville Jaguars' Jamal) Agnew with a 'Griddy.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase brought a few friends to the Pro Bowl. Chase was one of two Bengals playing in the Pro Bowl on Sunday. The other was Trey Hendrickson, who wowed onlooker

Chase made the biggest highlight of the two, catching a go-ahead long touchdown pass from Tyler Huntley in the final minutes of the second half. Unfortunately for Chase, the AFC defense didn’t hold up its end of the bargain as it gave up a game-winning touchdown with just 12 seconds left.