This is Dan Martinez. You're listening to Roster Watch. Welcome back Ross Ratch Nation, Tripoli River Trash Man.

Back from a weekend of South by Southwest, coming over the city like a plague, like a bubonic plague, rats and fleas, and music.

Lots of music.

And a perfect storm of wind and ash from a nearby fire, you know, that kind of put a

haze over the city, little post-apocalyptic haze, you know, it's another weekend in Austin.

Some fantasy news that happened over the weekend, though. We'll start off with

probably the biggest news, although it was expected at some point this offseason. And that's

that the Bengals signed Jamar Chase to a four-year 16161 million contract extension, making him the highest

paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

It was inevitable.

112 million of it is guaranteed money.

He's now under contract in 2029 he's only 25 jemar chase this

definitely is a feather in joe burrow's cap for this season Chase finished as the overall wide receiver one in PPR formats in 2024.

Set over 1,700 yards and 17 touchdowns.

I mean, he's usually my pick, my overall number one pick and fantasy drafts, and he'll

continue to be as a Bengal.

But he wasn't the only Bengal. He wasn't the only Bengal. But he wasn't the only Bengal that was signed over the weekend.

T. Higgins became the highest paid number two receiver in NFL history.

Four-year, $15 million contract.

I guess these are going to be, I mean,

along with Joe Burroughs,

going to be the only players left on the Bengals.

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