Jamar Chase Spits on Jalen Ramsey… But His Apology Didn’t Say His Name?

In today’s video I break down Jamar Chase’s so-called “apology” that he posted on social media after the incident with the Pittsburgh Steelers — and let me be real, I didn’t approve of it at all.

He typed up this long message talking about “taking full responsibility,” saying “the circumstances don’t matter,” “my passion is no excuse,” and there’s “zero place in our sport or life for that level of disrespect.”

But here’s the problem:
He never once said Jalen Ramsey’s name.
He never acknowledged the actual person he spit on.
He apologized to the Steelers organization, but only one man actually got disrespected — and he didn’t address him directly.

That’s not accountability.
That’s PR.

Honestly, the whole thing felt like something generated straight from ChatGPT… clean wording, no specifics, nothing personal, nothing sincere. If you’re going to apologize after spitting on someone, the bare minimum is acknowledging the man you disrespected.

This wasn’t it.
Not even close.

Drop a comment and tell me what you think — was this apology real, or was it damage control dressed up as accountability?