popslotbet The Cincinnati Bengals will consider all options to re-sign 25-year-old wide receiver Tee Higgins this offseason.

Duke Tobin, director of player personnel for the Cincinnati Bengals, hopes to re-sign Tee Higgins. Even though it was not easy for the Tiger Lai Padklon team. Before the 25-year-old outside winger will become a free agent this March, according to a report from the ‘Cincinnati Enquirer’ popslotbet

‘Last year, Tee Higgins was under contract with us, Tobin told Kelsey Conway of the Cincinnati Enquirer, ‘He’s a guy we drafted. For that reason To be a participant with us He is currently not under contract. So we’ll have to keep working on what to do. And if it is possible and we will go through it. So it’s a different situation than last year. Trading a top player who is under contract simply because the future may require it. That never crossed my mind.’ 

The Bengals can reach a long-term deal or opt to waive the $22 million franchise tag on Higgins to allow him to play in the 2024 season, and will re-evaluate after that. Another option is to tag and trade Higgins to a team in need of an outside wing that is willing to give him a big contract. Or release the 25-year-old outside winger as a free agent and look for a replacement signing. ( popslotbet )

‘We’ll see what happens this year,’ Tobin said. ‘I want Tee Higgins back. Everybody on our team wants Tee Higgins back. One more pie. item And how big is the piece that needs to be used? And is there anything else we can’t do because of that? We must decide Then we’ll see.’ 

The Bengals still need to consider a contract extension for Jamar Chase, whether this offseason or next. The Spurs will have to pay the league’s top outside winger $30 million per season. And if they strike a long-term deal with Higgins worth $20 million a year, that could lead Tobin to question whether investing $50 million on a wide receiver is prudent business. no