Trey Hendrickson wants out of Cincinnati
 

It was a good run while it lasted LMAO

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Bengals three-time Pro-Bowl DE Trey Hendrickson has requested to be traded from Cincinnati, per league source. Hendrickson is due to make $15 million this season, and is looking for more long-term security than Cincinnati has been willing to offer. <a href="https://t.co/PDNKTEiKII">pic.twitter.com/PDNKTEiKII</a></p>&mdash; Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1783247380462100918?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 24, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

i'd throw a seven at the bengles. next year.

Tee Higgins too

lmao enjoy wild card status bengos

Smart man looking to get out of town before this ends in a total train wreck.

He knows what's goin on with Glass Joe's WR's. He sees the writing on the wall.

Has kicked ass for years.

Lose him and Reader, I'm not taking you that seriously in 2024. Clear step below the elite teams.

They better use these assets to really protect Burrow.

Otherwise, this will all be for nothing.

Wanting out of Cincinnati is a tradition not a demand.

That's if Mike Brown does the smart thing and actually recoups some good trade value when players want out.

Instead he's gonna hold on, have a low morale locker room, not gonna win big, and then be left with a big ol shit sandwich.

It really is about the Skyline Chili.

Bleak. I love it.

Guy's been to the Pro Bowl 3 times in his 3 years there, was an absolute terror in 2 of those 3 years.

Yeah - he's gonna want a new deal. They absolutely stole the guy the first time and so of course he's gonna look to strike while the iron's hot.

What's tough for the Bengals is that he does have the money to hold out and simply wait until week 9 to accrue his FA season. It's less than ideal, but he could do it. And then there's the ol' "hold-in" strategy that nobody's really had the balls to try yet, but Operation Shut Down could be on the table.

And for the Bengals - guy's gonna be 31 next season (and he's technically under contract next year as well). You may not really WANT to be extending him.

The best case scenario for Cincy here is probably something similar to what the Chiefs did with Jones - find a way to get him some incentives in that deal that are reasonably likely to pay out if he plays well again. That'll get him on the field and playing hard. And if it works, gets him paid to the level he feels his performance warrants.

But man - sure sucks y'all won precisely ****-all when you had cheap Burrow, Higgins, Chase and Hendrickson, don't it?

Probably should've been successful and THEN mouthy...

Not to mention, we don't know of Burrow will be back to 100%.
Especially early on...

They're built to beat the Chiefs, not to stay together.

Dude is made of glass...he's on that Andrew Luck career track.