Jones (groin) is active for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

Jones has been banged up this season, but he is still a playmaker, and he is available for IDP consideration in this game.

Jones (groin) is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Seahawks after practicing fully Friday.

Jones will be out there if you need him this week, and after opening the season with 25 tackles over his first three games, he's on the IDP radar despite recording just one tackle in Week 4 before exiting this past Sunday's contest.

Jones (groin) was a limited participant at practice on Thursday, Paul Dehner Jr. of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Jones' health appears to be improving considering he didn't practice at all Wednesday, however the 32-year-old's status for Sunday will likely come down to the wire. More information should be available as the week progresses, but if Jones can't play Leon Hall or Darqueze Dennard will have to start in his place.

Jones (groin/elbow) will not practice on Wednesday, Paul Dehner Jr. of The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Jones had been dealing with an elbow injury prior to last week, but he was able to suit up against the Chiefs on Sunday. However, after trying to gut through an injury to his elbow he also suffered an injury to his groin, forcing him to leave the contest early and prompting his questionable tag for this Sunday's contest against the Seahawks. If he's unable to go, Leon Hall could get the start in his place, however that won't be determined until later in the week.

Jones left Sunday's game against the Chiefs with a groin and elbow injury, the Bengals' official site reports.

Jones was listed as questionable all week due to an elbow injury. He has 21 tackles and one interception on the season. The Bengals' secondary is hurting with safety George Iloka out and cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick playing with a wrist injury. If Jones is sidelined for a significant amount of time, look for Leon Hall to play in his place.

Jones (elbow) is active for Sunday's game against the Chiefs.

Jones was able to practice fully on Friday, so the elbow should not slow him down as he tries to help contain the Chiefs passing attack.

Jones (elbow) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chiefs, ESPN's Coley Harvey reports.

Jones was listed as a full practice participant Friday, which suggests that he should be a go Sunday, though his status will be worth verifying for those considering him as a Week 4 IDP. Through three games to date, Jones has recorded 25 tackles and a pick.

Jones had a team-high 10 tackles in the Bengals' Week 1 win over the Raiders.

Jones got less attention for his tackle total than for his extracurricular hit on Raiders rookie Amari Cooper, but it doesn't appear that he'll face a suspension this week for that action.

Jones (chest) is active for Sunday's game at Cleveland.

Jones is available if you need him at IDP this week.

Jones (concussion) is active for Sunday's game against the Steelers.

Jones continues to see significant playing time at corner with Leon Hall and Terence Newman and also returns kicks. He has 52 tackles and one interception on the year.

Jones recorded eight tackles in Thursday's 24-3 loss to the Browns, a mark that matches his season-high in that category.

Jones, who has recorded 42 tackles and a pick in nine games overall, drew a start at cornerback Thursday, with Leon Hall sidelined, while continuing to work in tandem with Brandon Tate in the Bengals' return game. Jones' IDP utility in Week 11 presumably hinges on the status of Hall, who sat out Thursday's contest with a concussion.

Bengals CB Pacman Jones has been found not guilty on his June assault chargers.

Pacman is now down to one outstanding legal issue, his September arrest for disorderly conduct. The Bengals' nickel back has graded out negatively in Pro Football Focus' ratings through 284 snaps.

ABC Cleveland reports Bengals CB Pacman Jones was arrested for disorderly conduct Monday morning.

Unbelievable. According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, Jones was the passenger in a car where the driver was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Jones apparently then made a fuss and was charged with disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor. It's the second time he's been arrested in the past four months, and coupled with his infamous history, surely has him in line for a league-mandated suspension. Jones is the Bengals' nickel back. Dre Kirkpatrick is fourth on the depth chart.

The 911 tape from the woman accusing Pacman Jones of assault has been released.

Jones claims he was hit in the head with a beer bottle after declining to take a picture with two women. Shannon Wesley has a different version of the events. "He was harassing my friend and saying derogatory things towards my friend and I stood up for them and he called me a b**** and he punched me in my head," she said on the tape. Pacman has pleaded not guilty.

Bengals CB Pacman Jones pleaded not guilty to an assault charge.

The charge stems from an incident on July 29 in which Pacman says he was hit in the head with a beer bottle. He claims he turned around and slapped the assailant, who turned out to be a woman. The NFL has confirmed that they're aware of the incident and will review it at the appropriate time. If any charges stick, Pacman is looking at a long suspension due to his off-field history.

Bengals CB Pacman Jones has been charged with one count of assault after allegedly punching a female outside of a Cincinnati bar near Great American Ballpark.

Jones' agent claims Pacman was standing outside the bar on Wednesday night after a Reds-Rockies game. Two women attempted to take their picture with him, and Pacman said no "because he's married and the last thing he wants is a picture with two women showing up on Twitter or something." The agent claims Jones was then hit with a bottle on the head from only a few feet away. "He turns around and immediately slaps the person," explained agent Peter Schaffer. "He has no idea what's going on or who threw the bottle."

Bengals CB Pacman Jones tweeted he was arrested Monday morning for "protecting (himself)."

Further details are unavailable, but Pacman tweeted he will "not let this break me or change what I have work so hard for." It's bad, bad news for one of the poster boys of misbehaving athletes, and regardless of whether or not Pacman was "protecting himself," it's likely endangered his roster spot. He'll also be in line for a lengthy suspension. The situation should be updated by this afternoon.

Pacman Jones is "in doubt" for the remainder of the Bengals' offseason program after suffering a calf injury last week.

The Cincinnati Enquirer speculates Pacman could miss the remainder of OTAs and minicamp with the injury, but he should be ready for training camp. The Bengals are currently running with Terence Newman and Brandon Ghee at cornerback as Jones, Leon Hall and Dre Kirkpatrick all recover from minor injuries.

Bengals re-signed CB Pacman Jones to a three-year contract.

Jones quietly had an excellent season in 2012, grading out as the best corner in the Bengals No. 7 secondary. He'll be 30 in September, but shouldn't have a problem sustaining a high level of play as the No. 3 man behind starters Leon Hall and Dre Kirkpatrick.

A source tells Bengals.com that both sides are "working hard" to re-sign free agent CB Pacman Jones.

Jones has attracted no known interest from the outside on the open market. It's not a surprise thanks to his checkered off-field history and advancing age (30 in September). Jones did grade out as the Bengals' best corner last year, well ahead of Terence Newman and Leon Hall.