WATCH: Clemson adds hilarious flair to Tee Higgin's training camp video

Clemson will always have Tee Higgin‘s back, and the Tigers gave the Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver an assist in a hilarious video from training camp.

The wide receiver was having some fun on the field, pretending to shoot some hoops in between drills. However, the Clemson media team helped Higgins make it look like the real thing with some uncanny video work.

Got you, Tee 🤝 https://t.co/ro9zsN4gZ8 pic.twitter.com/lRs46Gx6mI

— Clemson Football (@ClemsonFB) July 27, 2022

Perhaps Higgins has a future on the court, if the video courtesy of the Tigers is any indication.

The former Clemson star has had an incredible second season in the NFL. Higgins had 74 catches for 1,091 yards in the regular season, including six touchdowns.

Prior to joining the Bengals, Higgins had an incredible career at Clemson. He came on strong at the end of his freshman season and carried that momentum into his sophomore and junior seasons.

As a sophomore, Tee Higgins had 59 catches for 936 yards, helping the Tigers to a national title. As a junior, Higgins recorded 59 catches for 1,167 yards. He finished his career with 27 receiving touchdowns, which is tied with DeAndre Hopkins for the most career touchdown receptions in school history. Higgins is the only player in school history to record double-digit touchdown receptions in consecutive seasons.

Bengals president reveals contract extension in the works with Joe Burrow

Continuing, Mike Brown, the president of the Cincinnati Bengals, says that the team’s priority is to extend former LSU quarterback Joe Burrow’s contract, per ESPN’s Ben Baby.

“I can tell you that we couldn’t be happier with Joe Burrow,” Brown said. “He’s everything you would wish for, especially for a quarterback in Cincinnati. Our whole focus is going to be on keeping him here.”

A Heisman Trophy winning quarterback at LSU, Joe Burrow had one of the best seasons ever for a college quarterback in 2019. That season, he led the Tigers to a national championship. From there, the Bengals took him with the first overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. He showed promise as a rookie but was sidelined with a major knee injury. Returning in 2021, Joe Burrow showed massive growth, leading Cincinnati to the Super Bowl.

Joe Burrow enters the third year of his rookie contract with the Cincinnati Bengals in 2022. Given the size of the contracts that other quarterbacks are receiving, Burrow can expect an extension that would pay him around $40 million annually. When you pay one player that much money, you’re going to lose players from elsewhere on your roster, due to the salary cap.

“This is a puzzle,” Brown said. “It just doesn’t all fit perfectly. We’re going to have some pluses. We’re going to get some guys signed that are critical to the team. And we’re going to lose some guys.”

Fellow quarterback Kyler Murray recently received a $230 million extension with the Arizona Cardinals. That deal goes through 2028 and includes $105 million in guaranteed money. The Bengals will likely have to pay Burrow more than this, as the market resets itself.