Henry, the talented but troubled wide receiver who has spent most of his NFL career in legal limbo, has been resigned by the Cincinnati Bengals on a one-year deal.

The Bengals had officially cut ties with Henry back in April on the heels of his fifth arrest since 2005, but injuries to starters TJ Houshmandzadeh and Chad Johnson left Cincy quite thin at the WR spot. Enter Henry, who in 35 career games over three seasons has 88 receptions for a 15.6-yard average and 17 touchdowns.

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WR Chris Henry has been waived by the Bengals after his latest arrest. (AP Images)

After Chris Henry's latest arrest it looks like the Bengals have had enough.

Henry was arrested after being accused of punching an 18-year-old man in the face and breaking his car window with a beer bottle. And before the receiver could enter his "not guilty" plea in court on Thursday, the Bengals decided to move on without him.

"The Bengals tried for an extended period of time to support Chris and his potentially bright career," Bengals president Mike Brown said. "We had hoped to guide him toward an appropriate standard of personal responsibility that this community would support and that would allow him to play in the NFL. … But those efforts end today, as we move on with what is best for our team."

"His conduct can no longer be tolerated."

Henry is in danger of losing his eligibility in the NFL, he already missed eight games last year because of numerous arrests which involved drugs, guns and alcohol.

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