The Bengals have signed Ghee, the team's official site reports. Ghee, who recorded just four tackles and a pick in six games with the Titans this past season, returns for a second stint with the Bengals, who selected him in the third round of the 2010 NFL draft. This time around, he'll provide the team with added secondary depth and versatility thanks to his ability to play either safety or cornerback.

Ghee signed with the Titans on Wednesday. Ghee's signing comes as safety Bernard Pollard (Achilles) has been placed on injured reserve. The cornerback will add depth to the Titans' secondary moving forward.

Chargers signed CB Brandon Ghee, formerly of the Bengals, to a two-year contract. Ghee, 27 in June, appeared in ten games last season but played just 80 defensive snaps. He missed the entire 2012 season with a wrist injury. The former third-round pick will compete for a roster spot and play special teams.

Bengals CB Brandon Ghee is 100 percent recovered from last season's wrist injury. The oft-injured cornerback is likely on his last chance with the Bengals. "I'm just anxious," Ghee said. "I just want to play." Ghee was turning heads last summer before landing on injured reserve in late August. He'll have to stand out again in camp to have any real shot at a roster spot.

Bengals placed CB Brandon Ghee (wrist), LG Travelle Wharton (knee), S Robert Sands, WR Taveon Rogers, and CB Shaun Prater (knee) on injured reserve, ending their seasons. Ghee had a nice OTA season and start to training camp before dislocating his wrist and requiring surgery. The former third-round pick is beginning to run out of chances in Cincy. Sands was sidelined recently with an undisclosed injury.

Bengals CB Brandon Ghee is out indefinitely with a dislocated wrist. Ghee went down Saturday's practice and already had surgery, shelving him for "an extended period." It's a hard-luck injury for a corner who appeared to be coming on this camp after laboring through his first two NFL seasons. The Bengals are reeling with injuries in the secondary. Ghee and Dre Kirkpatrick (knee) are questionable for Week 1, and Shaun Prater (knee) is done for the year.

Bengals promoted CB Brandon Ghee from their practice squad. The Bengals need reinforcements with Leon Hall out for the season after tearing his Achilles' in Week 10. Ghee, the 94th pick in last year's draft, has a starting-caliber size-speed combo but has never put it all together.

Bengals waived CB Brandon Ghee. A third-round pick just last year, Ghee appeared in only six games as a rookie, making nine tackles before landing on injured reserve with a groin injury. He had yet to practice this summer as he dealt with a hamstring injury. He could be headed for the practice squad if he clears waivers.

Bengals second-year CB Brandon Ghee has missed all of training camp with a hamstring injury. Even at a thin position in Cincy, Ghee is in danger of losing his roster spot after failing to make an impression during his rookie season. The 96th overall pick in last year's draft, Ghee has a great "Height Weight Speed" combination, but isn't much of a player. He does have practice squad eligiblity.