Cincinnati
Bengals

News: The Bengals are still unsure about where to play Still, The Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
Impact: Still's more comfortable at defensive tackle, but he is capable of playing end as well. The Bengals will probably work Still out at both positions in mini camp, but expect him to get most of his action at tackle.

News: Moch has been suspended for four games for using a banned substance, NFL.com's Jason La Canfora reports.
Impact: Moch missed all of his rookie season due to injury and will likely appeal the decision. He doesn't figure to be a difference-maker for the Bengals defense this season, but could be a playmaker on special teams if the Bengals are willing to cope with his suspension.

News: Jones could play a big part in the Bengals' return game in addition to competing for a starting wide receiver job, the Bengals' official site reports.
Impact: Fellow rookie Mohamed Sanu likely is slated ahead of Jones, but that job battle is wide open right now.

News: Bengals coach Marvin Lewis expects that Sanu will push for a starting wideout job, the Bengals' official site reports. Sanu was impressive in the team's rookie minicamp.
Impact: With Jerome Simpson out of the picture and Jordan Shipley returning from an injury, the battle for the wide receiver job opposite A.J. Green is wide open. "I thought Sanu was everything we expected him to be. I think he's going to be able to come in here and play right away as a rookie and he's going to push to start, play time," Lewis said.

News: Charles agreed to a four-year deal with the Bengals.
Impact: Charles is viewed as a solid receiver at the tight end position, but remains roadblocked from having much fantasy value at this point with Jermaine Gresham entrenched as the starter at tight end.

News: The club announced on Thursday that Iloka had come to terms.
Impact: The 6-4, 225-pound Iloka, the 167th pick in the draft, played in 53 games with 45 starts over four seasons for Boise State. He finished his college career with 232 tackles and seven interceptions.

News: The club announced on Thursday that Prater had come to terms.
Impact: Prater, a 5-foot-10, 190-pounder out of Iowa, was the 156th overall selection. He played in 48 games with 35 starts over four seasons for the Hawkeyes, totaling 171 tackles and seven interceptions. He averaged 24.7 yards on interception returns, bringing back two for touchdowns.