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Tee Higgins, who is off to the best start of his career, says running mate Ja’Marr Chase is soon going to end the slowest start of his.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins believes teammate Ja'Marr Chase is poised to break out of a slow start as the 3-2 Bengals prepare to visit the Baltimore Ravens. While Higgins has recorded 423 receiving yards over five games—the best start of his career—Chase has compiled 289 yards, marking his lowest total through five games across his NFL career.
The Bengals face a Ravens defense against whom Chase has historically averaged an NFL-record 120 receiving yards per game across 10 appearances. The upcoming matchup also features former Bengals edge rusher Trey Hendrickson facing Cincinnati for the first time since joining Baltimore, while Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson works to return from injury after being limited in practice.
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