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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton completes 28-yard pass to wide receiver John Ross.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton completes pass to wide receiver John Ross for 34 yards.

WR John Ross speaks with the media after returning to practice for the first time following a sternoclavicular injury.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton hits wide receiver John Ross over the middle for a first down.

Wide receiver John Ross gives his thoughts after the week two matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton finds wide receiver John Ross in stride who takes off for a 66-yard touchdown.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver John Ross skates through the 49ers defense with a 34-yard catch-and-run from an Andy Dalton pass.

On this week's Fifth Third Bank Drive to Better, Marisa Contipelli sits down with receiver John Ross after his breakout performance in week 1.

WR John Ross III talks with the media about the Bengals offense and his play in week 1.

Wide receiver John Ross discusses his breakout performance against the Seattle Seahawks in week one.

Watch the highlights from the week 1 game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Seattle Seahawks.

Watch every catch from Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver John Ross' return to Seattle during Week 1.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton completes 55-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver John Ross.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver John Ross catches a flea flicker for a 33-yard touchdown.

WR John Ross talks with the media ahead of the Bengals week 1 trip to Seattle.

WR John Ross meets with the media following day 6 of Bengals training camp practice.

Bengals wide receiver John Ross speaks with the media after the 2019 NFL Draft and discusses helping the draftees adjust to life in the NFL.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jeff Driskel hits wide receiver John Ross with a 3-yard touchdown pass.

WR John Ross speaks with the media as the team gets ready to host Oakland on Sunday.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jeff Driskel connects with his wide receiver John Ross for a 6-yard touchdown.

WR John Ross speaks with the media in the Bengals locker room on November 26, 2018.

WR John Ross meets with the media after the Bengals fall in week 12 to the Browns.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton finds wide receiver John Ross for a 2-yard touchdown.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton throws a dime to wide receiver John Ross for a 17-yard gain.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver John Ross leaps into the end zone, out-battling the defender for the 22-yard touchdown pass from QB Andy Dalton.

The Bengals today activated WR John Ross III to the 53-player roster from the Reserve/Injured list and waived WR Damion Willis. Ross, a third-year player, spent the last eight games on the Reserve/Injured list due to a sternoclavicular injury suffered in Game 4 at Pittsburgh. 

Wide receiver John Ross has been on the Reserve/Injured list since Oct. 2 with a sternoclavicular injury he suffered in Game 4 at Pittsburgh. He counts as the first of a possible two players the team may designate for return from the R/I list this season.

The Bengals signed WR Stanley Morgan from the practice squad, and placed WR John Ross on the Reserve/Injured list.

With a new staff and system in place, this is a chance for John Ross to take a big step. With his teammate Tyler Boyd serving as a frame of reference, Ross is following a similar template to be great.

Joe Mixon's football camp was held at his high school in California.

New quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt gives Andy Dalton the highest marks possible when grading his fundamentals.

If it is June, that means the Bengals' chances are on mere paper. August is video.

This band of wide receivers has shown in the first two weeks of spring ball plenty of timing. As in fast times. The Bengals strength and conditioning staff has been impressed with how fast the receivers are playing, a byproduct of the fast pace stressed in coordinator Bill Lazor's new offense.

The roster scrum has begun and all eyes are on the hands at receiver, such as Josh Malone.

On Tuesday, the Bengals offense looked urgent in its 2018 debut. Urgent enough that some observed it was the quickest the offense has looked since Hue Jackson ran it from 2014-2015.

Tough sledding for rookies like cornerback Davontae Harris (35) when it comes to a deep defensive depth chart, but like many of the draft picks he can make the club in the kicking game and play a lot on special teams.

Just stop thinking. That's what the vets have been telling John Ross this spring. In anticipation of next Tuesday's first voluntary on-field session against the defense both fellow wide receivers A.J. Green and Brandon LaFell are telling Ross to just stop thinking and start allowing his enormous talent to surface.

Bengaldom hopes their team walked the line well in last week's NFL Draft. They went offensive line in the first round and then in the last round. Mississippi's Rod Taylor waited a long time to get picked, but he may have enough versatility to stay around longer than that.

Meet the 11 players selected by the team in the draft.

Presenting the Bengals.com Mega Media Mock Draft. Be prepared to slide into the second round. The Bengals have been clocking the prospects for a year. Now they're on the clock.

The Bengals' plan is to line up three formidable cornerbacks. Will Jackson is on the verge of stardom, Dre Kirkpatrick is healthy and don't forget how quietly well Darqueze Dennard played last season.

Is wide receiver John Ross this year's William Jackson, the cornerback that had a break-out sophomore season last year?

In a shot-gun wedding marrying the fastest wide receiver in Bengals' history (with apologies to Isaac Curtis) to the franchise's best route runner (with a bow to Dan Ross), John Ross and T.J. Houshmandzadeh are embarking on their own Who-Dey Cali minicamp this offseason.

How quick was that? A.J. Green is projected to be one of the few thirty-something Opening Day starters.