The Cincinnati Bengals remain at an impasse with defensive end Trey Hendrickson regarding his contract as the NFL draft nears. Coach Zac Taylor confirmed that the team is trying to resolve the situation after allowing Hendrickson to explore trade opportunities. Hendrickson, who just had a remarkable season leading the NFL in sacks and earning All-Pro honors, currently stands as one of the lowest-paid edge rushers despite multiple lucrative contracts awarded to his peers this offseason. His status is crucial for the team's defense moving forward.
Trey's been a big part of our team. We want to work through it with him and his agent. We'll just see where it goes.
Hendrickson led the NFL in sacks and was named to the All-Pro team for the first time in his career, showcasing his integral role in the team's success.
At $21 million, Hendrickson ranks 10th among edge rushers, while other players like Garrett and Crosby have secured bigger deals this offseason.
The contract negotiation remains unresolved as Cincinnati approaches the NFL draft, revealing the team's efforts for a long-term agreement with Hendrickson.
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