The Cincinnati Bengals have some important decisions ahead of them. They'll need to replace important pieces on both sides of the ball. Not only do they have to replace their leading tackler on the defensive side,

Adam Schefter of ESPN not only believes the Steelers are a possible landing spot, but threw out the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals as possible teams that could be involved in the Samuel sweepstakes.

The Cincinnati Bengals are focused on reaching a long-term deal with wide receiver Tee Higgins, and hoping not to use a franchise tag on him again, according to NFL Media. If the team cannot reach a deal with their veteran before the March 4 deadline (4 p.

The Washington Commanders are expected to be aggressive in free agency.For that reason, some of the top free agents on the market are being linked to the Commanders.ESPN conducted a survey where two of them said they want to see the Commanders sign Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver.

With free agency looming, Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Tee Higgins knows exactly where he wants to suit up in 2025. Unable to reach an agreement on a multi-year extension last summer after receiving the franchise tag,

With Tee Higgins seemingly staying with the Cincinnati Bengals, the New England Patriots must focus on a receiver who may be ready to leave the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Are the Dallas Cowboys - who are, ahem, also notoriously frugal in these matters (when it comes to "outside'' free agents) - prepared to swoop in on franchise-tagged Tee Higgins?

Cincinnati Bengals Can't Let Tee Higgins Get to Free AgencyCINCINNATI — Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins is a month away from becoming a free agent. He'll certainly have plenty of suitors if he does make it to free agency.

The Cincinnati Bengals are reportedly planning to use the non-exclusive franchise tag on wide receiver Tee Higgins.

Pay for it, meaning somewhere possibly in the neighborhood of $40 million per year. According to Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz, the near-miss then means the Bengals pay up big now: Ultimately, Chase chose to play and now Cincinnati is staring at the league’s first $40 million wide receiver.

This offseason, the Indianapolis Colts need to improve several positions, such as safety and tight end. But what wide receiver? ESPN analyst Dan Graziano thinks the team could go after Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tee Higgins this spring.