Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tee Higgins will become a free agent this offseason, but he's made it clear, along with his quarterback Joe Burrow, that he wants to remain in Cincinnati. The offensive trio of Burrow, Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase hopes to stay together in 2025, but Higgins will need a new deal in order for that goal to come true.

Tee Higgins became the latest Bengals player to publicly discuss his preference to stay with the team long-term and keep the whole group together, but acknowledged that "it's not in my hands right now" to make those decisions.

Joe Burow’s endless wave of public pressure applied to the Bengals about keeping Higgins and others has changed the vibes around the situation ahead of the key offseason. Higgins also commented on Burrow’s public support for himself and other members of the core.

The Bengals are notorious with being tough negotiators. They traded Carson Palmer after the two sides had a nasty public feud back in 2011. The Bengals let safety Jessie Bates III walk in free agency two years ago, and now, it appears that they will possibly lose Higgins this offseason.

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Bengals WR Tee Higgins has made it clear that he wants to re-sign with the team and keep their core pieces intact, including TE Mike Gesicki. “Yeah, of course, we all want to keep the core pieces what it is,