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“I Was Pretty Angry”: Ja’Marr Chase Details Fiery HalfTime Speech That Sparked Bengals’ Comeback Win Over Ravens

Oct 25, 2026 | 11:35 PM EDT Who would have thought that after going scoreless and dormant in the first half, the Bengals would make a solid comeback against the Ravens? The team trailed 13-0 at halftime, but steamrolled Baltimore with 35 points. Ja’Marr Chase’s halftime speech might have helped spark some life into the team. “Well, I was pretty angry coming into halftime,” Ja’Marr Chase said in the locker room during halftime. “I didn’t like how we played, you know what I’m saying? We had 15 plays, maybe two or three possessions, and it didn’t go our way at all. We had opportunities to get the ball out of our hands. Joe was getting too much pressure. “I came in here screaming, saying we got somebody got to make a play for us. … And I told our offense, we can’t look at our defense the whole time. We got to step this s–t up and make some work. … I’ve done it before, and I cried last time.…

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THE WOODLANDS® BECOMES WORLD'S LARGEST MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITY TO ACHIEVE LEED® PRECERTIFICATION

"Our work to achieve LEED precertification of The Woodlands—a large-scale, award-winning community that opened in 1974 and is today home to over 120,000 residents—exemplifies The Howard Hughes ... The Woodlands® and Bridgeland® are First MPCs in Texas to Achieve Precertification from U.S. Green Building Council HOUSTON, July 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Howard Hughes Corporation® (NYSE: HHC) has announced that two of its award-winning master planned communities—The Woodlands® and Bridgeland®, both in the Greater Houston area—have earned LEED precertification by the U.S. Green Building Council, becoming the first master planned communities (MPCs) in Texas to achieve this status. The Woodlands and Bridgeland join an elite global group of entities recognized by LEED for being dedicated to making their communities healthy, resilient, inclusive, and inherently sustainable for residents. The…

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The Texas Steakhouse Is the Restaurant America Needs Right Now

Decades ago, our state established a beacon of extravagant food, congenial atmosphere, and exceptional value. Let’s go back to it. Paula Forbes is a senior writer who serves as Texas Monthly's restaurant critic. I sat at the bar and ordered a ten-ounce sirloin ($49.95, including one side, but I sprung for two: an iceberg salad with ranch and a loaded baked potato). Next to me, two gentlemen in suits and ties discussed the railroad business over beers and appetizers. They were chatting about upgrading train cars to protect shipped goods during the summer. The romanticized Texas of yore—a world of trains, cowboys, steers, and guitars, all under big starry skies—still exists to a surprising degree. After sidestepping cow patties on a brick road to get to a restaurant whose bar taps were bookended by an impressive pair of cattle horns, I felt like I was at the place where American…

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Is it time to worry about BYU’s defense after 2OT loss to previously punchless UCF?

ORLANDO, Fla. — With ever-improving sophomore Bear Bachmeier at the controls and star running back LJ Martin due back some time in November, BYU’s offense should continue to be a force in the second half of the season. But what about BYU’s defense, which has forced only one turnover in its last three games — that fluky fumble of a spike attempt by Notre Dame QB CJ Carr — and was gouged for 463 yards by a heretofore ordinary offense using a backup quarterback in Saturday’s devastating 39-31 loss to now 4-3 UCF in two overtimes? After looking stout and solid in last week’s 28-24 win over powerful Notre Dame — which had a bye Saturday — the BYU defense recorded only three tackles for loss against the Knights and sacked shifty senior QB Keyone Jenkins just once, for a 4-yard loss. “I wish I could sit here and just complain about the stuff that we did, but UCF put us on our heels and put us…

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