Tee Higgins limited by hamstring injury during Cincinnati's Week 14 game vs. Cleveland
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tee Higgins was limited during Sunday's Week 14 win against the Cleveland Browns because of a hamstring injury he aggravated. He wasn't targeted once during the game.
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor told reporters after the game that Higgins tweaked his injury during pregame warm-ups, adding that Higgins wanted to play through it.
Higgins' teammate, Tyler Boyd, dislocated his finger on quarterback Joe Burrow's first pass of the game. The Bengals announced Boyd's return was questionable, and later downgraded Boyd to out for the rest of the game.
The Enquirer's Kelsey Conway reported earlier via Twitter that Higgins was questionable to return.
Higgins entered Sunday's game with 60 receptions for 861 yards and five touchdowns this season, his third with the Bengals.
"Right now, there really aren't a lot of positive things happening for Cincinnati," CBS color analyst Adam Archuleta said during the second quarter of the broadcast. "Joe Burrow is gonna have to figure it out with guys he's used to throwing the football to not in the game."
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