Bengals' Tee Higgins gets franchise tag again: What move means for WR, team as sides still seek long-term deal
The Cincinnati Bengals are utilizing the franchise tag for the second consecutive season on the same player as wide receiver Tee Higgins has been hit with the tag once again. The Bengals, who announced the move Monday, do not want to allow Higgins to hit free agency, and will now turn their attention to negotiating a long-term deal.
Adam Schefter still wonders about Tee Higgins, Bengals tag-and-trade
Naturally, this has led to speculation that the Bengals would still consider a tag-and-trade scenario if the right offer came along. ESPN's Adam Schefter raised this point recently on "NFL Live" while revealing that some in the NFL still think a trade is possible.
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We want to add to it as well. We want to re-sign these guys, reward them for their ability level, and add to the football team. So, it’s a tall task. We think we’re up to it.” The Bengals are ...
A former Pitt Panthers star specialist will stay with the Cincinnati Bengals for next season. The Bengals re-signed former ...
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