Could T.O. still land in Cincy?
The market for WR Terrell Owens is anything but hot right now, and over at Bengals.com, Geoff Hobson believes there is still an outside chance that Cincinnati revisits the idea of T.O. after the draft.
Like most veterans who are unemployed right now, Owens is better off waiting till the draft has come and gone. In this scenario, clubs that were in the market for a rookie wide receiver—but came up short—will explore the veteran talent pool.
A small chance on T.O.Joe Reedy There still remains a very small chance of Terrell Owens ending up with the Bengals, but a lot of things will have to happen in order for that to happen.
The T.O. has landedJoe Reedy Less than four hours after Antonio Bryant departed from Paul Brown Stadium, the public courtship nearly five weeks in the making officially began when Terrell Owens landed at Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport.
T.O., Bryant to visitJoe Reedy After a quiet weekend, the Bengals got involved with free agency on Monday, re-signing defensive tackle Tank Johnson while getting set to welcome wide receivers Antonio Bryant and Terrell Owens on Tuesday.
Bengals signed Jones despite awful workoutProfootball Talk is reporting In the long history of PFT, this may be the first post in which a team trashes a player immediately after signing him.
So congratulations go out to the pair of Bengals team sources that killed Matt Jones' workout to Yahoo's Jason Cole. Kudos to them for also throwing Pacman Jones under the bus while they were at it. First, Matt Jones:
Bengals worked out BoeckmanRavensinsider is reporting The Cincinnati Bengals' busy week of tryouts, headlined by working out wide receiver Matt Jones and cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones, also included an audition for former Ohio State quarterback Matt Boeckman.
Esiason: Bengals 
should dump ChadKen Paxson, Staff Writer Former Bengals great Boomer Esiason isn’t buying what Chad Ochocinco is selling.
I happened to briefly tune in to the Pro Bowl on radio just as Esiason was talking about the Bengals and Ochocinco.
