The Patriots are most likely going to be aggressive in revamping their offense, so if Higgins isn’t the only receiver they bring in, they will absolutely be cleaning house. Bourne was ostensibly listed as the No. 1 option in the receiving corps but it was a by-committee approach overall.

Granted, that would cost the Patriots more in the form of draft capital, but they could still get their guy. Higgins would be a perfect addition for the New England offense. He is

Mike Vrabel and New England Patriots brass descend on Indianapolis this week for an up-close look at prospects and a chance to interview the players the Pats will consider with the No. 4 overall pick. It’s also a chance to mingle with agents before free agency and chat with fellow executives as the trade market picks up.

The Patriots have plenty of cap space this spring, but they may not have the means to sign Tee Higgins — who could be staying in Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Bengals have a tough call to make on Tee Higgins, who would fit in well with the New England Patriots.

The New England Patriots have some major potential to make some waves in this year's free agency class. Heading into this offseason, the Patriots are set to hav

If not Tee Higgins, Chris Godwin is the second-best pending free agent receiving option. He is coming off a season-ending injury, but he was well on his way toward racking up his fourth straight 1,000-yard season with the Buccaneers.

The first thing the Patriots should do is call the Jets about Garrett Wilson, who made his unhappiness known last season. However, given the ousting of Aaron Rodgers and their status as AFC East rivals, they’ll likely be rebuffed. Still, Mike Vrabel and co. need to do their due diligence and Wilson is the best possible scenario.

Things were going so great for Cincinnati Bengals fans. Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin had hit the podium at the scouting combine and said pretty much everything they could want to hear-- including some very positive comments about the future of Tee Higgins with the team.

After missing the playoffs yet again in 2024, the Cincinnati Bengals have several important decisions to make thie offseason in order to make star quarterback Joe Burrow and the team's fanbase happy.

Tee Higgins posts the dreaded "cap" emoji, apparently in response to Duke Tobin's comments. Duke Tobin lets his guard down and manages to inspire hope for Bengals fans at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine The pressure placed on the organization from Burrow,