Is Chad's Threat to Tweet making him a Twit; was not signing Graham to a long-term deal that big of a deal?

There does come a point that the patient fan, who just leaves well enough alone with Chad Johnson, finally says, "alright, let's move on." The whole Tweeting and Twittering loyalty he showed this offseason was cute and fun. Now?

The “new, totally focused” Chad Johnson — Ochocinco, if you must — says he’s going to Tweet during Bengals games no matter what the NFL says.

Now he's going to push it. We're closing in on training camp. Priorities start to shift. Fans start gravitating towards realities after playing with fictions where all fans think their team will win the Super Bowl. If there's a hint that Johnson's focus whither, it'll be like before. Some fans have already lost any willingness to accept Johnson on their team. Others recognize that he gives the team a better chance for the offense to move the ball. But if that focus is gone, if he's fighting a trivial battle with the NFL about Twittering, then he'll be right back where he started in 2008 in the fan's eye.

The biggest question is how well this rebuilt offensive line will produce.

I haven't always been convinced that being unable to sign Justin Smith to a long-term deal while he was franchised wasn't the best scenario for the Bengals. After last year, I realized the same thing about Stacy Andrews. So based on trends, is it really a failure that the Bengals and place kicker Shayne Graham didn't come to an agreement? If the Bengals decide to franchise him next season, then the cost would likely increase to about $3 million, writes Geoff Hobson.

The Bengals do have an "entertaining mix of characters".

Former Bengals receiver is enjoying his transition to wide receiver for the Toronto Argonauts. Last week, against Saskatchewan, he caught five passes for 114 yards receiving and scored a touchdown.

A look at the Bengals not using rollover cap space.

Through a player survey, Carson Palmer was rated as the second best quarterback in the AFC North.