Tee Higgins

Joe Burrow being out and Jake Browning filling in means Higgins is likely to get the ball less and less reliably; he’s been quiet so far and now faces a tough Minnesota defense in Week 3. Sit him this week, and consider trading him while last week’s touchdown keeps his value if you can get a fair return.

Bengals and Jaguars should score a lot this week and Higgins has good chemistry with Joe Burrow, so he’s a solid start. Only bench him if Burrow is out or you’ve got a much safer option, since his targets can swing in a three-receiver group.

Start Tee Higgins — Cincinnati should put up points and defenses will likely key on Ja'Marr Chase, leaving Higgins with easier coverage and goal-line chances, and he’s done well vs. Cleveland before. Check his practice reports for any injury notes and watch for late game-plan changes, but most analysts are saying to start him.

Draft him in the early-to-mid rounds — he catches a lot from a top quarterback and can have big games, but he’s had injury issues and might score fewer touchdowns, so there’s some risk.