The Cincinnati Bengals reunited with wide receiver Mitch Tinsley this week by signing him off the Houston Texans practice squad. Tinsley was not the only former Bengals wideout Cincinnati tried to bring back.
The New York Giants made a flurry of roster moves Tuesday, most of them at wide receiver. The team released receiver Odell Beckham Jr. in what was a mutual parting of ways.
Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver and return specialist Charlie Jones lost a close battle to stay on the only roster he’s known. He’s found a new home with a familiar face set to coach him again.
How many of the active NFL players to rack up at least 140 receiving yards and catch two touchdowns in one game can you name in six minutes?
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
According to Art Stapleton, the Giants are signing WR Charlie Jones and CB Elijah Jones to their practice squad. These are two fairly interesting additions for practice squad signings.
Leading up to roster cuts, Charlie Jones was known to be on the bubble. The Bengals’ returner is indeed headed to waivers. Jones is being cut, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports.
Charlie Jones has yet to make an impact on offense during his time with the Bengals. The fourth-year receiver has managed to handle an important role in the return game over that span, however.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Dohnte Meyers did not take a conventional path to the NFL. Small-school football, an undrafted exit from college, DoorDash deliveries and a successful stop in Canada all preceded his first opportunity with an NFL team.
The Cincinnati Bengals have a lot of storylines to follow as the offseason continues and training camp begins. With training camp starting on Wednesday, there are a few position battles to monitor.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins have given the Cincinnati Bengals one of the NFL's best starting wide receiver duos. While the Bengals enter the 2026 season with the top two spots in their wide receiver room secure, the third wide receiver spot remains unanswered.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver and return specialist Charlie Jones sticking around hinges on him being the best at what he does, and he has competition with the guy who replaced him when he was injured to end last season.
Bengals wide receiver Charlie Jones suffered a right ankle injury during Sunday's game against the Ravens. He was initially questionable to return, but has been ruled out.
Through his first three NFL seasons, Jones has returned a punt or a kickoff for a touchdown each year.
The Cincinnati Bengals have until 4:00 this Tuesday to fill one final roster spot in 2025, and there’s much speculation about who will get it. One name who’s getting more attention than others is receiver Mitchell Tinsley.
CINCINNATI – Just when wide receiver Charlie Jones thought he was going to be healthy for the start of the Cincinnati Bengals offseason, he was hit with more bad news.
CINCINNATI – A question on X this week sparked the idea for this Stat of the Jay. In response to my Bengals Ring of Honor Stat of the Jay series, @osckidvm asked if Lemar Parrish and Charlie Jones are the only players in team history to return both a kickoff and a punt for a touchdown.
It didn't take long for Charlie Jones to make his mark during the Week 7 matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns. In fact, it only took one play.
Charlie Jones joined a rare group of active NFL players on Sunday. His 100-yard kickoff return touchdown that ended being the difference in a 21-14 Bengals win over Cleveland made him just the 10th active player with a punt and kickoff return TD.
Charlie Jones wasted no time getting the Cincinnati Bengals on the scoreboard in Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. The former Purdue star returned the opening kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown.
Perhaps teams should start kicking away from Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Charlie Jones.
Charlie Jones was carted off the field on Thursday after getting injured during the Bengals' first practice on their new turf field. The injury is unknown, but he was carted off and consoled by teammates while he was leaving the field.
Bengals wide receiver Charlie Jones is entering his second NFL season with more time on his hands and an open path to increased playing time catching passes from Joe Burrow.
Cincinnati officially will be without WR Tyler Boyd next season, as the wideout signed with the Tennessee Titans on Tuesday. Here are five candidates who could replace him in 2024.
Unheralded Bengals rookie wide receiver Charlie Jones may have made a name for himself with a game-changing play against the Ravens.
It took the Bengals a lot longer than some believed to add to QB Joe Burrow's arsenal in the 2023 NFL Draft. However, they may have struck gold in the fourth round anyway.
The Joe Burrow-to-Jones connection could be a beautiful thing for years to come. This fourth-round pick may ultimately be a key ingredient to the Bengals winning a Super Bowl.
Purdue had itself quite a season, and it's going to culminate in a notable matchup in the Citrus Bowl against No. 17 LSU. Unfortunately, the Boilermakers won't be at full strength as they look to cap a strong season.
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