The Bengals heavily depend on their passing game, leading the league in passing yards per game in 2024, with Burrow, Chase, and Higgins being the only veterans under contract through 2028.

Higgins and Chase, both drafted in 2020, have built a strong bond, with Higgins even hiring Chase's agent to facilitate their contracts, and Higgins entering a contract year without contract worries.

Preseason performances show that the trio has meshed well and is starting the season with high chemistry and performance, indicating ongoing improvement.

All three players participated fully in offseason activities, a notable change from previous years when Chase missed training camp and Burrow was recovering from injury, which impacted team rhythm.

The Cincinnati Bengals' star offensive trio—quarterback Joe Burrow and wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins—have maintained a quiet, injury-free offseason, focusing on a strong season and a potential Super Bowl run.

The team secured long-term contracts worth $276 million to keep Burrow, Chase, and Higgins together, emphasizing chemistry and continuity for the upcoming season.