Good news for Cincinnati Bengals: he is back for good….

No. 1 cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt is also limited but showing encouraging signs after missing last Sunday’s game due to a quad injury.

“I feel like I’m there, but I definitely don’t want to push myself too soon where I go out there and have a setback,” Higgins said following his practice. “Even though I feel like I’m at my best, I’m still taking my time. All I’m doing is attempting to resume my normal routine.”

Higgins stated that during the Wednesday practice prior to the Houston game on November 12, he hurt his hamstring while running a deep ball. Quarterback Joe Burrow had the second-best passer rating in the NFL at that point, and the Bengals had won four games in a row.

As of right now, they have lost three in a row, and Burrow (throwing wrist) is out for the season. Jake Browning is the quarterback.

Jake is acting confidently while playing. Higgins, anticipating his first reception with Browning, remarked, “You can see the confidence he’s been building since he came in for Joe in the Ravens game.” The way he’s leading the offense doesn’t seem all that different from Joe. I’m excited to catch balls off of him.”

“Tee is among the NFL’s best receivers. “I think it’s hard to express how crucial he is to this offense,” Browning stated at his weekly press conference on Thursday following practice. We have an excellent receiver room, and I don’t want to detract from that. Andrei’s (Iosivas) playing, in my opinion, kept getting better. Trenton Irwin has demonstrated his ability. Nonetheless, Tee offers something special because of his size, speed, and level of experience. Having him and Ja’Marr (Chase) outside is always pleasant.”

As he gets ready for his first road start this week, Browning stated that he feels more in sync after making his NFL debut at Paycor Stadium last week.

“I see it as a chance to enter a game where I’ve already spent a week as the starter; even the Wednesday practice went so much more smoothly this time around than it did the previous week. What will all of this look like (last week was)?” stated Browning. Now that I’ve had a full week of that, I think I also just keep coming back to the fact that, whatever week this is (13), this is like week 2 or week 3 for me, so you know that everyone improves a lot early in the season and then kind of reaches a plateau. Since I’m not at a plateau, those practice reps are actually

As promised, Burrow showed up for practice on Monday following surgery to repair the torn ligament in his throwing wrist. His hand was cast and his arm was in a sling. “Hello reporter people,” he said amiably as a group of reporters left the practice field. has time to connect with his guys at all times. In order to start a game, Burrow went looking for the card table in the locker room’s practice squad annex and dragged it out with his left hand. That’s all there is to it when it comes to his meaning here.

Center The Thursday-Wednesday practice went pretty well, according to Ted Karras as well. Every week on Monday nights, everything is shifted back one day.

“We have a big prime-time game against a team vying for the top seed in this conference, and we’re bringing the energy.” Going to beat them on Monday Night Football would be nice, Karras remarked. “I’m merely a little irate. Sometimes I like to play like that. In my opinion, all 11 of us performed better overall. A better, more seamless practice. Men showed up for work. I’m proud of this team’s self-management. In the next six weeks, we’re going to learn a lot about ourselves.”

Browning had a right wrist problem when he appeared on the injury report, of all things. However, he had a busy Thursday.

Logan Wilson, a middle linebacker, also left the game late on Sunday due to an ankle/foot injury.

Cornerback Neither Chidobe Awuzie’s illness nor Trey Hendrickson’s day of rest proved to be effective.