The Bengals have agreed to terms on a contract with former Texas wide receiver Quan Cosby. Cosby went undrafted this weekend after catching 92 passes for 1,123 yards this past season.

After drafting Alabama tackle Andre Smith with the sixth overall pick, the Bengals have told Levi Jones that they will attempt to move him. The Bengals have told Jones that they will either trade or release him, according to agent Kenneth Zuckerman. "Nothing has happened so far, but we expect something to happen very shortly," Zuckerman told ESPN.com. "The Bengals told me it was highly likely that he would be traded or released." Jones is a former first-round pick of the Bengals in 2002.

Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said the team felt no hesitation when they had the chance to take Alabama offensive tackle Andre Smith with the 6th overall pick. "We didn't have any hesitation," said Lewis when asked about the pick. "We discussed this very thoroughly, particularly this week, as far as the order of the top 10 prospects in our minds." Smith was considered one of the candidates to be the first overall pick a few months ago, but his draft stock dropped for a number of reasons. "I was hoping that they were going to draft me," said Smith. "I am really looking forward to coming to Cincinnati. I love the Brown family, and I love coach (Marvin) Lewis."

Bengals coach Marvin Lewis has said that the team won't trade wide receiver Chad Ochocinco, but reports indicate that they could for the right price. Ochocinco's contract runs through the 2011 season, and teams are expected to call Cincinnati about the receiver this weekend.

Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis says that wide receiver Chad 'Ocho Cinco' Johnson will remain with the team. There had been speculation that Cincinnati would deal the receiver before the NFL Draft, but Lewis appears to have ended the drama. Rumors intensified when former Bengals receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh told the NFL Network last week that Johnson was "crying" for a trade.

The Bengals have signed linebacker Rashad Jeanty to a restricted tender on Friday, a one-year deal worth $1.545 million. If another team had signed Jeanty, they would have had to give up a second round pick to Cincinnati.

It is becoming less and less likely that the Bengals will trade wide receiver Chad 'Ocho Cinco' Johnson this offseason. His absence at the team's voluntary offseason workout, beginning on March 30, has fueled speculation that Cincinnati could deal him. Whenever asked, coach Marvin Lewis has said that he expects Johnson to be with the team at the beginning of the 2009 regular season.

The Bengals reportedly have interest in Missouri wide receiver Jeremy Maclin, which could mean that they are warming to the idea of trading Chad 'Ocho Cinco' Johnson. Johnson has been relatively quiet this winter, but he hasn't shown up for workouts yet and went against the team's request to have rotator cuff surgery on his left shoulder.

ESPN's Michael Smith said on NFL Live Tuesday night that he is hearing the Eagles have interest in Bengals wide receiver Chad 'Ocho Cinco' Johnson. "I am hearing there is interest in Chad Johnson," Smith said on the network. "Now there's been some back and forth as to whether or not he is officially on the market. I think everybody in Cincinnati has signed off on moving Chad Johnson except for owner Mike Brown. The Eagles could be in the picture. They have two first-round picks. They need a receiver."

The Bengals have signed defensive tackle Tank Johnson, according to a report in the Dallas Morning News. The length of the deal is not yet known, but a few sources have confirmed the signing. Johnson, who played 16 games for the Cowboys in 2008, visited with Cincinnati recently.