Hendrickson remains adamant that he doesn't want a short-term deal and feels he was promised an extension if he played well before leading the NFL in sacks last season. Earlier this offseason, the team granted him permission to seek a trade that never materialized.

It's Time for Cincinnati Bengals to Make Decision About Trey Hendrickson's Future. The Bengals can't have unnecessary distractions in training camp this season.

Trey Hendrickson is furious he doesn't have a new deal, and that is leaving the Washington Commanders hoping for a trade.

The Cincinnati Bengals are stuck in limbo with superstar defensive end Trey Hendrickson, who is adamant he's not playing for the team in 2025 without a new deal.

The All-Pro defensive end told ESPN Monday that he hasn't spoken with Cincinnati since April's NFL Draft, claiming Bengals brass is all but breaking a promise from last offseason to rework his deal: "Rather than using collaboration to

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson is seeking a trade and the Washington Commanders are considered a 'logical landing spot.'

The Lions are viewed as a team that has a need at the defensive end position, and Hendrickson was a First Team All-Pro last year after recording 17.5 sacks. Detroit already has one of the game's best young players at the position in Aidan Hutchinson, and the proposition of adding another would give them one of the league's best pass-rush duos.

Kay Adams had social media going crazy after she posted about doing " 60 minutes straight on Trey Hendrickson."