Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and wide receiver Tee Higgins have unmatched chemistry. However, as the Bengals head into their Week 18

Bengals star quarterback Joe Burrow brushed off the idea that Saturday's regular season finale could be his last game throwing to Tee Higgins. No, Burrow wasn't guaranteeing a win over Pittsburgh. He knows the playoffs are a long-shot,

The Bengals have decisions to make in regard to the long-term futures of Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, and Week 18's matchup could potentially be the last time Joe Burrow will have the stellar WR duo at his disposal.

In this case, it came on New Year’s Eve at his weekly news conference, offering a resolution for an ownership group that has allowed stars Jessie Bates, DJ Reader and others to leave in recent seasons while facing another round of negotiations with star receivers Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase this offseason.

Sixteen NFL regular-season games left. Twenty-nine games total. Let’s dig in … • Joe Burrow said it a couple weeks back. And now his head coach is echoing him.

As the Bengals get ready for Saturday night’s matchup against the Steelers, one of their key offensive players was not able to get on the field for Tuesday’s walk-through.

The receiver's three-touchdown heroics kept the team's playoff hopes alive, but an uncertain future for him in Cincinnati continues to loom.

Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins had 11 catches (12 targets) for 131 yards and three touchdowns in Cincinnati's 30-24 win over Denver in Week 17. He caught the game-winning touchdown in overtime. Higgins has 69 catches for 858 yards and a career-high 10 touchdowns this season.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins had a murky injury outlook ahead of his team’s Week 17 game against the Denver Broncos. With playoff hopes and the entire season on the line, it sounds like Higgins will attempt to play through multiple injuries.

Two more painful mistakes the Bengals made were not re-signing Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase to long-term contract extensions. However, the Bengals still have a chance to right

The Cincinnati Bengals kept their playoff hopes alive by the skin of their teeth on Saturday with a dramatic 30–24 overtime win over the Denver Broncos. When Cincinnati needed a hero, it was wide receiver Tee Higgins who stepped up and answered the call.