Few teams have invested as much in their wide receiver room over recent years than have the Cincinnati Bengals, though one could argue that the Pittsburgh Steelers are among them, with four second or high third-round picks at the position in the past four years, including 49th-overall Chase Claypool in April.
But the Bengals also used a second-round pick, 33rd overall, to add to their wide receiver depth chart as well, in the form of Tee Higgins, a player many thought would go in the first round. And he will be paired with their first-overall pick, their new franchise quarterback, Joe Burrow.