Tee Higgins

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.

Draft him in the middle rounds — he's a solid choice for your second wide receiver who usually finishes around the 15–20 range and can have big games when Joe Burrow plays. Don’t use an early pick on him since past injuries and times without Burrow make him a bit risky for a high investment.