​Tee Higgins is coming off the most decorated season of his career. Appearing in 15 games during the 2025 regular season, his most since 2022, the Cincinnati Bengals wideout piled up 846 yards on 59 receptions and reached the end zone a career-best 11 times.Those 11 scores paced the AFC and matched the second-highest touchdown total of any receiver in the league. The performance earned Higgins the first Pro Bowl selection of his career on January 28, when he was added to the AFC roster as a replacement for Baltimore’s Zay Flowers.Now the 27-year-old has made a big decision away from the field this offseason. It was reported on Wednesday by NFL reporter Jordan Schultz that Higgins is signing an endorsement deal with Under Armour, having previously been a Nike athlete.Sources: #Bengals star WR Tee Higgins is signing with Under Armour after previously being with Nike.The Pro Bowler will be a central part of Under Armour’s football marketing efforts moving forward and one of the key faces of the brand’s football division. pic.twitter.com/Xcu9BNWfka— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) July 1, 2026“Sources: #Bengals star WR Tee Higgins is signing with Under Armour after previously being with Nike,” Schultz wrote in a post on X. “The Pro Bowler will be a central part of Under Armour’s football marketing efforts moving forward and one of the key faces of the brand’s football division.”Financial terms have not been disclosed. Higgins joins an Under Armour football group that already includes a pair of All-Pros in Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson and Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor (via A to Z Sports’ John Sheeran).The move also comes with Under Armour expanding its NFL footprint. The company became an official NFL footwear and glove partner in March 2025 on a long-term deal, having earlier served as a league supplier from 2006 through the 2020 season (via Sportico).Selected 33rd overall out of Clemson in 2020, Higgins has spent all six of his NFL seasons in Cincinnati. The 6-foot-4, 220-pound receiver owns 389 receptions, 5,441 receiving yards and 45 touchdowns across 85 career games.His long-term future was settled on March 16, 2025, when he inked a $115 million pact spanning four years that fully guarantees his first two seasons. The agreement came after a 2024 season spent on the franchise tag and a second tag in 2025.BREAKING: Bengals and WR Tee Higgins agree to four-year, $115M deal.(via @tompelissero) pic.twitter.com/24iBfwa5XH— NFL (@NFL) March 17, 2025Ja’Marr Chase agreed to a four-year, $161 million extension of his own in that same March 2025 window, a number that made him the NFL’s highest-paid non-quarterback at the time. Together, the two gave Cincinnati a pair of Pro Bowl wide receivers for the 2025 season, the first time the club had two wideouts selected in the same year since 2007.Bengals veterans report to training camp on Tuesday, July 28, with the first open practice coming Wedne