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Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins Near Bengals Contracts

Bengals WR Contracts: Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins Extension Predictions

The Cincinnati Bengals are on the verge of agreeing to contract extensions with wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.

Cincinnati Enquirer on MSN · 5d

How Myles Garrett’s new deal with Browns impacts Bengals, Ja’Marr Chase

At the NFL combine two weeks ago, Bengals director of personnel Duke Tobin said the Bengals are prepared to make Chase the highest-paid non-quarterback. With Garret now resetting the market as the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL, the Bengals will have top Garrett’s contract to back up their words.

New York Post on MSN · 12d

Ja’Marr Chase’s curious reaction to Bengals franchise tagging Tee Higgins

It’s possible that he may be a little confused by the Bengals using the franchise tag on Higgins when they’ve stated their hope of signing him to a long-term deal. A franchise tag can be a temporary placeholder before a long-term deal, but it can also just be a one-year contract.

3don MSN

At least one Bengals pass-catcher is willing to succumb to tight-wallet ownership

Tight end Mike Gesicki says he was happy to pay "the Joe Burrow tax" to remain with the Cincinnati Bengals on a new contract.

Cincy Jungle on MSN5d

Samaje Perine returns to Bengals

Samaje Perine is rejoining the Cincinnati Bengals. Following his brief stints with the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs, ...

6don MSN

Bengals GM Learns Harsh Lesson in Why You Never Negotiate in Public

Ja’Marr Chase’s extension was already going to be expensive, but Duke Tobin might have talked himself into a corner.

Total Pro Sports7d

The Cleveland Browns Have Officially Screwed The Division-Rival Cincinnati Bengals In The Most Brilliant Way

Cleveland Browns' record deal for Myles Garrett raises the bar for non-QB salaries, putting pressure on the Bengals to pay Ja ...

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Bengals TE Mike Gesicki comfortable paying 'Joe Burrow tax' to stay in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Bengals tight end Mike Gesicki says he's comfortable paying the "Joe Burrow tax" to stay with the team after he agreed to a three-year contract.

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