BENGALS RUMORS & GOSSIP

Looks like former Cincinnati Bengals WR Laveranues Coles will start his third stint with the New York Jets after signing for the veterans’ minimum on Friday. Coles was released by the Bengals in March after just one disappointing season in which he finished with 43 receptions for 514 yards and five touchdowns. Cincinnati signed Coles in March 2009 as the replacement to T.J. Houshmandzadeh—who...

According to numerous reports, the Cincinnati Bengals and first-round pick Jermaine Gresham are far from reaching a deal and he’s expected to continue holding out until at least next week. The agency who represents the former Oklahoma standout—CAA—has five clients who were selected in the first round of this year’s draft, which means they have kept busy over the last few...

We never expected players carrying each other's pads back to the locker room after training camp practices to become one of the most talked-about stories during the summer of 2010, but here we are: New Bengals receiver Terrell Owens is...

Laveranues Coles is in for a Jets three-peat. The Jets yesterday re-signed Coles, the receiver they drafted in the third round 2000 and re-signed after he did a two-year stint in Washington. Coles was signed to a one-year contract worth the veteran minimum of $855,000, but it's possible...

It’s hard not to get excited about Adam Schefter’s visit to Bengals camp. Especially, when one of the quotes is about your quarterback laughing like a little kid. Clearly, Carson Palmer is excited about his weaponry this season. The sky seems to be the limit for this year’s squad. Let’s just hope it doesn’t fall in (Zing!) To get CBS Sportsline’...

According to Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com, right tackle Andre Smith’s foot has kept him out of participating in training camp and he could miss part of the preseason. Hobson also indicated head coach Marvin Lewis is concerned with the type of shape Smith will be in  once he does return—and the possibility of placing him on the PUP list if rehab doesn’t go well. Last February...

I will be perfectly honest with you I haven’t watched one minute of Chad Ochocinco’s Ultimate Catch on VH1. I am sure it is an interesting show, but there is only so much “reality tv” I can take.  It is one thing to know something is 80% fake, but when it is 99.9999999% fake I much rather watch Forensic Files. It appears that one of Chad...

Terrell Owens is an interesting character to say the least. With his reality show past and wild reputation, The Cincinnati Bengals will be receiving more attention and more drama this season...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...

One of the things that drives me nuts about the Bengals ownership is its inability to get rookies into training camp on time. Some people might think that it doesn’t really matter. I believe that it does. And I also believe that the effects can last long after the initial holdout. Take last year’s holdout with right tackle Andre Smith for example. Smith’s conditioning...

After more than a year away from football, Adam "Pacman" Jones is attempting to catch on with the Cincinnati Bengals, and after the first practice he admitted to struggling, especially in coverage against Chad Ochocinco. "Chad killed me today," Jones...

Roger Goodell is apparently getting soft in his old(er) age. Like Titans’ quarterback Vince Young, it appears as though Cedric Benson will escape punishment stemming from an incident that occurred at an Austin bar late last month in which witnesses claim he punched an employee. According to Adam Schefter via his Twitter page, Goodell will not suspend the Bengals’ running back...

Filed under: Bengals , AFC North Terrell Owens missed his flight but got his number. When he finally makes it to town - a little late - he'll be wearing his familiar 81. The Cincinnati Bengals' latest addition missed his overnight flight from the West Coast and had to take a later one on Thursday, delaying his debut at training camp. The Bengals had planned on him arriving...

Terrell Owens arrived at Georgetown College at 6:06 p.m. in a white Chevy truck driven by Bengals employee Brett Lainhart. That was about seven hours later than his planned arrival due to missing an early-morning flight. Owens quickly got out of the truck and made his way to t he dorms, where he signed his contract. A half hour later, Owens made his way to the practice field and...

It would seem not everyone in the Bengals organization is thrilled to have the mercurial wideout on their team, even the head coach.

There has been conflicting reports about Terrell Owens possible signing with the Cincinnati Bengals.  One thing is for certain: Bengals' QB Carson Palmer really hopes it happens.