Tee Higgins’ questionable status for Week 16 could quietly reshape the Bengals’ offense, opening the door for a pair of Cincinnati sleepers.

Brooks has a league-leading 155 tackles and has played 844 snaps, which is 95.5 percent of the Dolphins’ defensive snaps. Fitzpatrick has played a team-best 845 snaps, which is 95.6 percent.

The Cincinnati Bengals provided a wave of injury updates on key names before the team plays the Miami Dolphins in Week 16. Most notably, the Bengals listed Tee Higgins as questionable on the final injury report, which means he has a chance to clear concussion protocol and play after missing last week.

The news looks good for Tee Higgins to return to the field and play in Week 16 for the Bengals. Higgins was a limited participant in practice on both Wednesday and Thursday, but on Friday, he was upgraded to a full participant. That means likely a positive final step through concussion protocol and a chance to play on Sunday.

Wide receiver Tee Higgins (concussion) practiced on Friday, but remains in the NFL’s concussion protocol, per Head Coach Zac Taylor. It seems that Higgins intends to play, but it would all be dependent on clearing concussion protocol. He is listed as questionable.

The Bengals were forced to send Jenkins to injured reserve on Friday as part of roster moves that help make room for names like Stewart. Jenkins suffered an ankle injury during the Week 15 game against the Baltimore Ravens.

CINCINNATI, Ohio — For most NFL fans, watching a Thursday night football game is pure entertainment — a chance to relax and enjoy the spectacle. For Bengals star receiver Ja’Marr Chase, it’s an entirely different experience—one that he admits isn’t always enjoyable.

Dolphins RB De’Von Achane, who is No. 3 in the NFL in rushing at 1,186 yards, is facing the league’s worst run defense with Cincinnati (157.9 yards per game).