Another Clemson Tiger wideout is headed to the NFL as Tee Higgins was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals with the first pick of the 2nd round.

Former Clemson wide receiver Tee Higgins is getting set for this tomorrow’s NFL Draft and spoke with ESPN's Maria Taylor on Instagram Live in a nearly 20-minute interview from his Oak Ridge, Tenn., home last week.

Check out Tee Higgins's highlights from his time at Clemson as the NFL Draft is quickly approaching.

Early today, The Players' Tribune released this incredible story written by Tee Higgins.

Clemson's Tee Higgins is one of the most dangerous and dynamic receivers in the country. The 6'4" junior creates big plays for the Tigers going over the top of, running away from and around defenders.

Myrtle Beach junior receiver JJ Jones is a top player in South Carolina and Clemson is interested in him. He has ties to West Virginia, and the Mountaineers will be a major player in his recruitment and according to him, so will the Tigers.

Clemson has done great things on the football field nationally but for Jake Briningstool's, a Tennessee native and top state player in his class, the Paw Journey also attracted him to the program.

With junior receiver Amari Rodgers graduating in 2020, Clemson football will likely sign a slot receiver from the 2021 class. The 2021 South Carolina receiver class is strong and one member of that class updated us on his recruitment and specifically, his interest in the Tigers.

The Clemson junior wide receiver is headed to the NFL.

No. 3 Clemson enters their fifth consecutive College Football Playoff and the reigning national champion Tigers still have something to prove.

Amari Rodgers will bring a veteran presence to Clemson's offense in 2020. He feels grateful for his time at Clemson, what he's been through here in 2019, and hopes to build upon his legacy further after this season’s championship run.

Dabo Swinney and Tee Higgins spoke with the media after Clemson's win on Saturday night.

No one can say they are missing out on the "beautiful" season Clemson is currently having. Not anymore.

Some quick notes and quotes from our time with coordinators Tony Elliott and Brent Venables this afternoon as Clemson begins preparations for the ACC Championship against Virginia.

The most hyped up pregame warmup in rivalry history was fairly boring and uneventful, much like the game that was about to take place. The Tigers strolled to a 38-3 victory over in-state rival South Carolina to win its sixth consecutive game in the series for the first time since World War II.

Clemson wide receiver Tee Higgins had never caught three touchdowns in a game before, but against Wake Forest, he caught three in the first half.

Clemson's dominant win over Wake Forest was about Clemson's senior class leaving Death Valley on a high note. But it also allowed fans in attendance to witness what the future has in store.

If Dave Clawson thanked Dabo Swinney after last year's 63-3 beatdown, this year’s 52-3 trouncing of the Demon Deacons must have been Swinney saying, "you’re welcome."