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Tee is a big-bodied receiver—6-foot-4, 220 pounds—but he too can fly. His greatest strength, though, is his literal strength when it comes to catching the ball in traffic. You could make a two-hour movie out of his highlights when it comes to keeping the ball in his hands and defensive backs are draped all over him. The only reason Higgins isn't WR1 is that Chase is Chase.
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Higgins' contested-catch strength makes him elite despite being WR2 to Chase.

Higgins is a 6-foot-4, 220-pound receiver whose greatest strength is his literal strength when catching the ball in traffic; the source notes you could make a two-hour movie out of his highlights for keeping the ball in his hands with defensive backs draped all over him. He is the WR2 in the Bengals' best QB-WR trio in the NFL, with the only reason he isn't WR1 being that Chase is Chase.

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