Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson is continuing to make the media rounds, and he’s continuing to sound like a man who isn’t happy with his current contract on his current team.

Despite the opportunity to earn $250,000 in workout bonuses, Johnson said, “I will not be there for this off-season conditioning program,” in a short video posted at Current.com.

Johnson also appeared on NFL Network’s Total Access Tuesday night (watch here), and he gave bizarre, at times contradictory answers to questions about whether he’s happy with his contract with the Bengals.

“I don’t want no money,” Johnson said at first, but then he quickly switched gears and said, “Wait a minute, stop 85. It’s always about the money. This is a business. You play this game for a reason, because it’s about the money. We fill those stands for those owners because it’s about the money.  Coaches want to win because you get new deals because it’s about the money. Players want to play at a very high level because you get money. … Chad continues to play at a very high level, so he can get that money. But right now in this situation, I don’t want any money from where I am. That’s not what I asked for.”

Asked what he thinks about continuing to play in Cincinnati, Johnson said, “We shouldn’t say anything about Cincinnati, period.” He then added that the ideal scenario for him would be “change. … Change of scenery. I need a fresh start.”

A Bengals spokesman responded to Johnson’s vow not to attend workouts by saying, “the sessions are voluntary.”