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    Bengals released WR Reggie McNeal, C Ben Wilkerson, TE Ronnie Ghent, WRs Glenn Holt, and P.K. Sam, OLs Nate Livings, Kyle Takavitz, and Pete Lougheed, TEs Darnell Sanders and David Jones, RBs DeDe Dorsey, Naufahu Tahi and Chris Manderino, DL Eric Henderson, and S John Busing.

    McNeal was trying to convert from quarterback and could end up on a practice squad. The rest of these cuts came as no surprise.
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    Bengals released WR Reggie McNeal.

    The former quarterback still has some practice squad eligibility, but hasn’t taken the next step at wideout. It looks like Antonio Chatman, Tab Perry, and Glenn Holt all made the team at wideout.
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    Texas A & M QB Reggie McNeal ran an unofficial time of 4.37 at the NFL Scouting Combine.

    That’s a ridiculous time for a quarterback. McNeal is highly athletic and has a big arm, making him an intriguing mid-level prospect. He’s one of our favorite possible second-day selections.
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    Bengals signed sixth-round WR Reggie McNeal to a four-year contract.

    McNeal called signals at Texas A&M. He’s a candidate for the practice squad in Cincy.
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    Bengals re-signed WR Reggie McNeal to the practice squad.

    The former college quarterback was waived last week and will try to work his way into the team’s long-term plans at receiver.
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    Bengals WR/QB Reggie McNeal was arrested Sunday for trying to get into a nightclub after it was closed.

    McNeal reportedly became aggressive when told he couldn’t go in. The Bengals almost let the Chargers catch up for the title of most arrests in 2006, but this should clinch the honor.
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    Bengals signed WR Reggie McNeal to their active roster.

    Considering other injuries on Cincinnati’s roster (C Richie Braham, LB David Pollack), it’s telling that they signed McNeal to their active roster. T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Antonio Chatman missed the first two games of the season.
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    Reggie McNeal may see action in Week 7 as the Bengals’ fourth wide receiver.

    Injuries and suspensions have left Cincinnati with just three healthy wideouts, so if RB Chris Perry isn’t able to return from the PUP list yet the team may turn to McNeal. Antonio Chatman, who caught his first two passes of the season last week, is the No. 3 receiver.
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    Bengals WR Reggie McNeal is now facing a drug charge stemming from his recent arrest.

    McNeal, already charged with resisting arrest, had a cigarette that contained an antihistamine that is used as a sedative. He has barely played this season and the Bengals may consider letting him go in the offseason.
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    Texas A&M prospect Reggie McNeal still feels he’s a quarterback.

    “I would (switch positions) if I had to,” he said. “But I feel like I’m a quarterback,” That’s the position he played in college. Some pro teams view McNeal, who ran a 4.37 forty at the Combine, as a receiver.

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