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NFL analyst urges Bengals to rethink stance on Trey Hendrickson amid DE's contract standoff

  • Trey Hendrickson, the seasoned Bengals defensive end, showed up at the team's facility on Tuesday but remained off the field during the voluntary offseason sessions amid ongoing contract negotiations.
  • The standoff stems from Hendrickson beginning the last season of his current contract and refusing to play under his existing $21 million one-year agreement, citing stalled negotiations since the draft.
  • Hendrickson topped the league with 17.5 sacks in the previous season, secured his fourth straight Pro Bowl selection, and openly voiced frustration about the Bengals’ ongoing communication issues.
  • NFL analyst Greg Cosell urged the Bengals to reconsider their stance, while Hendrickson said he wants a new contract reflecting the escalating defensive end market and referenced Myles Garrett’s $40 million per year deal.
  • With both sides deadlocked and Hendrickson expecting a trade or new deal, his future with the Bengals remains uncertain, though he believes the relationship might be repaired with time and a new contract.
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Detroit Sports Nation broke the news in on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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