Chase initially pitched the concept for the podcast with Bengals teammate Tee Higgins, but the project did not come together with both players appearing on the program simultaneously. The move into podcasting adds another layer of attention to the Bengals as they compete to return to the postseason after several seasons outside the playoffs. Chase and Burrow were pivotal in helping Cincinnati reach the Super Bowl in the 2021 season, where they ultimately fell to the Los Angeles Rams.
Annie Agar has built a substantial following as a social media personality and sports content creator. Gaining prominence during the COVID-19 pandemic, Agar became known for viral videos featuring humorous scenarios and lighthearted “Zoom calls” with NFL and college football programs. Over time, she has amassed millions of followers and has established herself as a leading female voice in NFL content creation. She is well-known for her enthusiasm for the Green Bay Packers and Ohio State, among other affiliations, despite growing up in Michigan.
As Chase expands into podcasting, all eyes will be on how the show resonates with fans and whether it becomes a regular destination for NFL listeners during the football season. The Cincinnati Bengals are looking to build momentum and maximize exposure as they pursue a return to deep playoff runs and potential title contention. The combination of Chase’s on-field star power and Agar’s digital influence could create a compelling platform for in-depth player conversations, behind-the-scenes stories, and fan engagement throughout the NFL season.
