Mike FanelliOct 23, 2026
Fanelli expects Tee Higgins, who missed time with groin and neck injuries before Cincinnati's bye, to be fully healthy and available for the Bengals' Week 7 game against Baltimore.
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However, he has had two weeks to recover from groin and neck injuries, putting him on track to be 100% for Sunday's matchup.
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Availability CallsTee HigginsCincinnati Bengals
“However, he has had two weeks to recover from groin and neck injuries, putting him on track to be 100% for Sunday's matchup. (Week 7, vs. Ravens)”
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