Ja’Marr Chase has taken “7-11” to a whole new level in the form of a new iced-out chain.
After referring to himself as the popular food service and gas station chain a week ago for being “always open,” the Cincinnati Bengals All-Pro wide receiver revealed he wasn’t kidding in calling himself “7-11.” He now has a 7-Eleven chain he proudly sported during Sunday’s Week 6 contest versus the Seattle Seahawks.
#Bengals WR Ja’Marr Chase rocking the 7-Eleven chain 🥶😂
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— Pro Football Network (@PFN365) October 15, 2023
Not only did fans react to Chase’s new game-day attire, but it fueled the speculation that Chase has a new endorsement deal with the convenience store giant.
Fans React to Ja’Marr Chase’s New ‘7-Eleven’ Chain
The reactions were immediate for Chase’s new chain.
I'm here for JaMarr Chase's 7-Eleven chain…
— 506 Sports (@506sports) October 15, 2023
Others referred to the chain as “nasty,” in a good way.
Someone tell me you saw the chain Uno has on!!!!!!! He got a 7/11 charm!!!! That is NASTYYYYYYYYY @Real10jayy__
— Jamarr Chase Burner (@Jamarr1Chase) October 15, 2023
One more fan believed the chain design also has the potential to boost the convenience store known for serving customers for 24 hours.
7/11 gotta be loving the free pub with Jamar Chase wearing that chain. #alwaysopen
— Sᴛᴇᴠᴇɴ Sʟᴏɴᴇ (@Steven_Slone22) October 15, 2023
But does Chase have a deal with 7-Eleven?
Chase Teased New Attire on Social Media While Answering Endorsement Rumbling
The Bengals Pro Bowl wideout did tease something new forthcoming from him on his Instagram page.
Wearing a shirt of his 7-Eleven tweet, Chase revealed that he was dropping something tomorrow — meaning ahead of the Bengals’ game versus the Seahawks.
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Turns out it was the chain. But that wasn’t the only thing Chase revealed. He linked a new online gift shop with his tweet officially trademarked by 7-Eleven.
Among the items Chase is now helping push out is a hat that says “Always Open,” a shirt that reads “Oh Thank Heaven It’s Game Day,” as well as two “Always Open” shirts.
How Has Chase Done in Week 6’s Matchup?
Facing the 3-1 Seahawks, Chase was going against a pass defense that entered Cincinnati allowing 1,120 total yards through the air.
Chase, by halftime, led all Bengals wide receivers with 67 receiving yards and Cincy leading 14-10. He was also averaging 13.4 yards per catch.
Cincinnati’s reception leader, though, was Tyler Boyd at the half with six receptions.