Tee Higgins projected to land $120 million deal

The Bengals have let the Tee Higgins saga get way too messy
Bengals to Place Franchise Tag on Star Receiver Tee Higgins
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Tee Higgins projected to land $120 million deal, but not from the Bengals
Bengals plan to make All-Pro receiver Ja'Marr Chase the NFL's highest-paid non-quarterback
Bengals' Tobin: Ja'Marr Chase Will Be NFL's Top-Paid Non-QB; Tee Higgins Contract Eyed
Bengals ready to make Ja’Marr Chase highest-paid non-QB in NFL history
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Tee Higgins’ Future in Cincinnati Takes a Mysterious Turn
Tuesday evening, Cincinnati Bengals fans had reason to believe that Tee Higgins would be staying put. With uncertainty surrounding the future of the Bengals’ elite wide receiver duo—Higgins’ looming free agency and Ja’Marr Chase’s impending mega-extension—fans clung to the optimistic tone set by Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin.
Tee Higgins' cryptic social media post coincides with Zac Taylor's update on his Bengals status
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins sent out a very cryptic emoji via social media on Tuesday night, the same day his coach, Zac Taylor, spoke about the former's contract situation. As Higgins' contract expires next month,
Tee Higgins calls cap after Bengals exec says he's 'optimistic' about WR returning to Cincinnati
With the future of the Bengals' vaunted wide receiver corps up in the air between Higgins' free agency and Ja'Marr Chase's upcoming extension, Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin, their de facto general manager, said what everybody wanted to hear Tuesday.
Tee Higgins update leaves door open for Patriots to land star receiver
The franchise tag is a placeholder that could be used for one of three reasons: the Bengals are looking to run it back after missing the playoffs in 2024, they want to buy time to hammer out a long-term extension or they’re considering trading Higgins and don’t want to risk losing him for nothing.