During a recent livestream, Bleacher Report's Mitch Milani came up with a hypothetical trade package that he believed would be enough to get Hendrickson to New England, drastically improving a languishing pass rush.

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Hendrickson made it clear today ( via The Athletic’s Paul Dehner Jr.) he will not play on his current contract in 2025. The ninth-year defensive end is due a $15.8MM base salary. The edge rusher market has climbed considerably this offseason,

"No communication has taken place between my camp and the organization post-draft," Hendrickson said to ESPN's Adam Schefter. "The offers prior to the draft did not reflect the vision we shared and were promised last offseason if I continued to play at a high level.

As things currently stand, the Bengals and Hendrickson are in a staring match. Neither side has budged and it doesn't sound like any progress has been made on a new deal. On Monday, Hendrickson spoke out about the situation. He made a statement that was not good news for Cincinnati or a great look for the organization either.

Trey Hendrickson is present at Cincinnati Bengals offseason workouts. The key word being present. Hendrickson spoke to the media for nearly 25 minutes on Tuesday as the Bengals' voluntary OTA session was open to the media.

A trade proposal between the Green Bay Packers and Cincinnati Bengals lands Matt LaFleur's squad an All-Pro defender.

If the Commanders are really in go-for-it mode, the idea of "winning a trade'' with the Bengals for star pass-rusher Trey Hendrickson can be in play.

The Colts chose to part ways with longtime defensive coordinator Gus Bradley following multiple poor showings to close out the year. Indianapolis' defense allowed 45 points to a three-win New York Giants team in Week 17, a performance that was the final straw for general manager Chris Ballard and owner Jim Irsay.

One of the main dominoes yet to fall amongst edge rushers this offseason is Trey Hendrickson. The 2024 sack leader remains on track for free agency next spring while the Bengals aim to keep him in the fold for years to come.

The Washington Commanders have a need at edge rusher and Trey Hendrickson is the perfect final piece to their Super Bowl roster.

As always, Pratt's struggles last season, his $8.2 million cap hit and how obvious it is he's done in Cincinnati make it hard for a trade to happen. Teams like the Rams and especi