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Roughly a week removed from the very public exchange between the Cincinnati Bengals and star defensive end Trey Hendrickson during the messy contract dispute, an insider has offered his take on the same show.
Appearing on Pat McAfee’s show to start the week, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport again stressed the point that the Bengals want to work something out with Hendrickson.
"I believe the Bengals would like to keep and pay Trey Hendrickson,” Rapoport said. “We'll see if that happens and I still think that it's very possible"
The week prior, Bengals brass commented publicly on the Hendrickson situation at NFL league meetings, which prompted Hendrickson to hop on McAfee’s show and stress his disappointment over poor communication from the team.
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Regardless of the public posturing from both sides of the standoff, there doesn’t figure to be a solution on this front for the foreseeable future, as there’s no deadline to get a new contract done – barring the team seeking to trade him during the draft.
Otherwise, the Bengals have most of the leverage after granting Hendrickson permission to seek a trade and nothing materializing on that front while he’s still under contract for one more season.
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This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Bengals, Trey Hendrickson standoff gets yet another update
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Appearing on Pat McAfee’s show to start the week, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport again stressed the point that the Bengals want to work something out with Hendrickson.
"I believe the Bengals would like to keep and pay Trey Hendrickson,” Rapoport said. “We'll see if that happens and I still think that it's very possible"
The week prior, Bengals brass commented publicly on the Hendrickson situation at NFL league meetings, which prompted Hendrickson to hop on McAfee’s show and stress his disappointment over poor communication from the team.
RELATED: Bengals could target these surprise positions early in 2025 NFL draft
Regardless of the public posturing from both sides of the standoff, there doesn’t figure to be a solution on this front for the foreseeable future, as there’s no deadline to get a new contract done – barring the team seeking to trade him during the draft.
Otherwise, the Bengals have most of the leverage after granting Hendrickson permission to seek a trade and nothing materializing on that front while he’s still under contract for one more season.
RELATED: Bengals QB Joe Burrow's latest public appearance makes waves
This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: Bengals, Trey Hendrickson standoff gets yet another update
Continue reading...
