Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco is set to begin his third reality television show. Saturday in Los Angeles, Chad Ochocinco started shooting his new VH1 reality show, "Ochocinco: The Ultimate Catch," and meets the 85 ladies wanting to date him. "When you have a talent doing as many things as Chad does, and he's a big NFL star, there are no holidays. You work every day," says Bob Horowitz, executive producer and president of Juma Entertainment in Los Angeles. Ochocinco recently finished competing in ABC's "Dancing with the Stars."

Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco injured himself training and was unable to participate in Tuesday night's 'Dancing With The Stars' finale. "I can't dance tonight due to injury, trying to squat 420 without a warm (warm-up) was dumb of me," he wrote on his Twitter page. Minutes later he sent this Tweet: "Truthfully I felt with me dancing the past 3 months I would've been able to start heavy n work my way down as usual." Reports indicate that Ochocinco should be ready for Cincinnati's June 15-17 minicamp.

Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones says the team has signed a new man after he did some "soul-searching." Jones said that he has changed his lifestyle and reordered his priorities in the past year after spending a season out of the NFL. He told reporters that he no longer hangs around with the same people who helped him get into trouble after he was the Titans' first-round pick in 2005. "Of course, you change as you grow," Jones said. "Like I said, it ain't overnight. I'm 26 years old now, so I can't do the same things I was doing at 21, or I'm going to be dead or in jail. I know what my passion is, and my passion is football. I know what I've got to do to keep playing football, and that's what I'm working on doing."

Bengals receiver Chad Ochocinco was eliminated from the television reality show 'Dancing With The Stars' on Tuesday night. ESPN reporter Erin Andrews, figure skater Evan Lysacek and singer Nicole Scherzinger advanced to next week's finals. Ochocinco is the seventh NFL player to participate in the show.

The Bengals aren't interested in free-agent quarterback JaMarcus Russell and he may be running out of options. Michael Lombardi of the National Football Post writes that, "several teams are exploring the possibility of Russell playing another position." It's possible that Russell may have to play a stint in the CFL to make it back to the NFL as a viable quarterback.

The Bengals are appearing less likely as a landing spot for JaMarcus Russell. Russell is seen as a developmental guy to Cincinnati and that they don?t have room for a project. Russell coming to Cincinnati is being described more and more as a ?long shot.?

There have been rumors that recently-released quarterback JaMarcus Russell could be headed to the Bengals. Not surprisingly, Cincinnati wide receiver Chad Ochocinco has helped fuel rumors. Cincinnati just recently introduced new cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones, another reclamation project, to the media.

Adam "Pacman" Jones will officially become a member of the Bengals on Monday, but the decision to add him wasn't unanimous. ESPN's Len Pasquarelli writes the decision was "hardly unanimous" inside the front office, and it wasn't a "slam dunk" among the coaches either. Jones will likely be Cincinnati's third cornerback, at best.

Free-agent safety Gibril Wilson has agreed to terms on a one-year deal with the Cincinnati Bengals, his agent, Alvin Keels said via Twitter. Financial terms weren't disclosed. The Bengals continue to fortify their secondary as they're also in discussions with free-agent CB Adam "Pacman" Jones on a multiyear contract, a league source told NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora.

Adam "Pacman" Jones received a second workout with the Bengals on Tuesday and his signing is imminent, according to a league source. The two sides are working on a multiyear deal, but the framework is in place.