Tee Higgins' mom brutally roasts Riley Moss in 3 words after Bengals WR outduels Broncos CB

Tee Higgins' mom saw her son roast Riley Moss and the Broncos with three touchdowns in an overtime win that kept the Bengals' seasons alive on Saturday. Much was made of Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase and many analysts thought that if they could stop them both, the visiting Denver team would emerge winners.

Dan Orlvosky, for example, said Cincinnati would lose if Riley Moss played. The subtle implication was that the Broncos cornerback would outmatch Tee Higgins and turn the game in his team's favor. The quarterback-turned-analyst had said,

"Bengals vs Broncos game is simple for me... Riley Moss plays I think Denver wins... Riley Moss doesn’t play I think Cincy wins."

When a fan quote-posted that asking what Orlovsky now made of it, Tee Higgins' mom had the perfect response. Implying that the Denver defender was invisible, she said,

"Did he (Moss) play?"

Tee Higgins' mom active on social media after Bengals WR's masterclass against Riley Moss and Broncos

This was not the only time Tee Higgins' mom weighed in after the Bengals' 30-24 overtime victory over the Broncos, in what might have been the game of the season. The wide receiver scored three touchdowns, including the one after regulation time that cemented the win for Cincinnati and kept their season alive.

His second touchdown showed that he had the measure of Riley Moss tonight. With the score tied at 10-10, Higgins showed remarkably late hands to catch an arcing ball from Joe Burrow. It left Moss completely flummoxed even though he was near the receiver.

Tee Higgins finished with 11 receptions for 131 yards and three touchdowns. After his virtuoso performance, his mom Camilla posted on X and asked people to stop messing with her son and his colleague. She said,

"Stop playing wit ‘em"

The Bengals wide receiver needed this performance as much as their team needed it. They needed to win this game as a tie or a loss would have seen the Broncos enter the playoffs and take the final AFC spot. However, this win keeps Cincinnati's season alive even though they will need help from other teams.

On the other hand, it also puts the Bengals under pressure to give him a new contract. He is on a franchise tag and his deal expires at the end of the season. There has been talk of him seeking pastures anew but given how crucial he has been, Cincinnati should consider bringing him back.