Jason Moore called Tee Higgins the perfect blend of floor and ceiling after ranking him inside the top‑15 wide receivers. Moore highlighted that Higgins averages a touchdown every 7.7 receptions—fifth‑best among active players—and just posted a career‑high 15.5 PPR points per game, fourth at the position, despite missing five contests. He emphasized the symbiotic relationship with Joe Burrow, noting both receivers thrive when on the field together: in their 10 shared starts last year, Burrow averaged 2.8 passing TDs and 306 yards. While acknowledging Higgins’ tendency to miss a couple of games, Moore argued the Bengals’ pass‑heavy scheme and Chase‑driven defensive attention lock in double‑digit touchdown upside. He advised scooping Higgins wherever he slips into the late‑second or early‑third round, viewing him as a weekly WR1/2 starter in redraft and a priority best‑ball target.