Smith will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a tear in his triceps and biceps area, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reports.

With Smith out for the rest of the season, Marshall Newhouse will assume the starting spot at right tackle moving forward.

Smith (ankle) is inactive for Thursday's game against the Browns.

With Smith out, Marshall Newhouse is in line to handle the Bengals' right tackle duties this week.

Smith (ankle) is doubtful for Thursday's game against the Browns, ESPN.com reports.

In Smith's likely absence, look for Marshall Newhouse to handle the Bengals' right tackle duties on Thursday.

Smith sprained his ankle Sunday against the Jaguars and didn't practice Tuesday, ESPN.com reports.

With the short week, it's questionable whether Smith will be able to play Thursday night against the Browns.

Smith (concussion) is active for Sunday's Week 1 matchup against the Ravens.

Though he missed the preseason with a concussion, Smith was able to practice in full during the week, ensuring his availability as the team's starting right tackle. With the Bengals looking relatively healthy at offensive line to enter the season, coach Marvin Lewis should feel comfortable his full playbook in Week 1.

Smith (concussion) will likely start at right tackle Sunday against Baltimore, having practiced in full all week.

Smith is a big anchor on the offensive line for the Bengals. He actually practiced every snap the last two weeks.

Smith (concussion) had a full practice on Wednesday, but the team isn't sure if he'll be able to go Sunday against the Ravens.

Smith the entire preseason with the concussion. Speaking at Wednesday's press conference, Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said: "We don't know what to expect from Andre until Sunday."

Bengals RT Andre Smith (knee) has resumed practicing in full.

Smith "tweaked" his left knee in Cincinnati's third preseason game, but is ready to roll for Sunday's opener against the Bears. After calling himself "doubtful" on Wednesday, LT Andrew Whitworth (knee) missed his second consecutive practice Thursday. Anthony Collins will start opposite Smith in Whitworth's absence.

Bengals RT Andre Smith (knee) expects to be ready for Week 1.

"I feel a lot better than I did a day ago," Smith said Tuesday. "Believe it when you see it" is usually the safest mindset to take with the Bengals' mercurial tackle, but he should be ready to roll for the Bears in Week 1.

Bengals RT Andre Smith "tweaked" his left knee in Saturday's regular season dress rehearsal against the Cowboys, but is expected to be ready for Week 1.

The "ready for Week 1" proclamation came straight from coach Marvin Lewis. Normally, we'd take Lewis at his word and move on without a second thought, but Smith has a way of making things complicated. Regardless, for now at least, he should be considered ready to roll.

Bengals RT Andre Smith (calf) has been activated from the active/NFI list.

The injury was never a concern, but the notoriously out-of-shape Smith's conditioning is. Smith backslided almost immediately upon signing his three-year, $18 million deal in April. Smith's attitude and effort remain question marks, even coming off his dominant 2012.

Bengals.com passes along "word" that RT Andre Smith showed up to training camp "in good shape" and appears to be at his playing weight.

Smith has a long-running tendency to let his weight get out of control, going back to Alabama. It was feared after signing his three-year, $18 million contract in April that Smith had ballooned again, particularly after he skipped all of OTAs and minicamp. The Bengals wound up fining Smith for missing the mandatory minicamp. He opened camp on PUP, but only due to a minor calf injury.

The Bengals are fining RT Andre Smith for his absence from mandatory minicamp.

Smith is tending to a personal issue, but whatever it is, it's not tugging at coach Marvin Lewis' heartstrings. "You have to be fair. There have to be ramifications," Lewis told FOX Cincinnati. The issue is reportedly unrelated to Smith's January arrest on weapons charges. He can be fined a maximum of $66,150 if he misses all three days of minicamp. Worries about Smith's post-getting paid behavior are already coming true.

Bengals RT Andre Smith did not show up for the Bengals' mandatory minicamp that began Tuesday.

Coach Marvin Lewis expects RT Andre Smith back for next week's minicamp.

Smith missed all of "voluntary" OTAs while dealing with some "personal issues." Anthony Collins has been taking all of the reps at right tackle in his absence. Smith was re-signed to a three-year, $18 million deal in late April.

Bengals RT Andre Smith has yet to appear at OTAs.

The recently re-signed right tackle has told the club he's dealing with "personal issues." Smith may well have a valid excuse for missing the "voluntary" sessions, but it's not a coincidence that a player who has never been known for his work ethic is missing the first team functions since signing his three-year, $18 million deal. Keeping Smith on the straight and narrow now that he's been paid is going to be a daunting task for coach Marvin Lewis.

Recently re-signed RT Andre Smith was absent from the start of Bengals OTAs on Tuesday.

"He's got to deal with some stuff that he has to take care of and when he gets it taken care of he will be back up here," coach Marvin Lewis said. The sessions are "voluntary," but it's not a good sign that Smith is a no-show for the Bengals' first workouts since he signed his three-year, $18 million deal. SI's Peter King reported before the start of free agency that teams were "scared" Smith would lose his motivation once signed to a long-term contract. Cincinnati can only hope Smith doesn't revert to his old ways, and stays in shape.

Bengals re-signed RT Andre Smith.

Despite being only 26 years old and grading out as Pro Football Focus' No. 4 offensive tackle in 2012, Smith generated no interest on the free agent market. Penny-pinching Bengals owner Mike Brown waited out Smith and his agent and came away a winner. Cincinnati will again field one of the top lines in football with Andrew Whitworth on Andy Dalton's blindside, Clint Boling and Kevin Zeitler at guard, Kyle Cook at center, and Smith at right tackle.

According to the Bengals' official website, nothing appears imminent in talks with free agent RT Andre Smith.

Although coach Marvin Lewis said Tuesday that the "sun is emerging" in negotiations, it doesn't look like the Bengals are going to get Smith under contract before the draft. If they use the No. 21 overall pick on a tackle like Florida State's Menelik Watson, we'll know there's concern that a deal won't get done.

Coach Marvin Lewis thinks the "sun is emerging" in talks with free agent RT Andre Smith.

Talks have undoubtedly been stalled by the dampened market for right tackles and the Bengals' penchant for pinching pennies. It sounds like the two sides are finally making some progress, as Lewis remains "hopeful" a deal gets done before the draft. Either way, it remains unlikely that Smith will move on from the team that drafted him sixth overall in 2009.