Nothing has been going right for the Cincinnati Bengals in their Week 4 matchup against the Tennessee Titans. But things got much worse for the Bengals and their offense after Tee Higgins' latest injury update.

Higgins has been ruled out for the remainder of the game after suffering a rib injury, via ESPN's Adam Schefter. The wide receiver left the game late in the first half and was ruled out coming out of halftime.

After the contest, it was revealed that Higgins suffered a rib fracture, via NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Now a severe injury, Higgins could be off the field for the foreseeable future. However, there still isn't a concrete timeline of how many games – if any – Higgins will miss.

Before going down with injury, Higgins had caught two passes for 19 yards. Quarterback Joe Burrow threw for just 165 yards total. The Bengals as a whole offensively shut down against the Titans, gaining just 211 total yards. Their defense wasn't much better as they allowed the Titans to gain 400 yards of offense and eventually win the game 27-3.

While their loss to the Titans was tough, losing Tee Higgins for an extended period of time would be a bigger blow to the Bengals. He hasn't seemed to find his stride after his breakout 89-yard, two touchdown performance in Week 1. However, Higgins is still a vital part of Cincinnati's offense. If the Bengals want to turn things around, Higgins would be a major help.

But now, Cincinnati's star receiver is dealing with a brutal rib fracture. He will likely go in for tests to see the extent of the injury. While the Bengals will be hoping for the best, Higgins' injury is much more serious than first imagined.