Hendrickson: Bengals' stance is 'disappointing'
Briefly

Trey Hendrickson of the Cincinnati Bengals publicly voiced his disappointment over comments made by executive Katie Blackburn regarding his ongoing contract negotiations. Blackburn suggested that Hendrickson should be content with certain financial offers, possibly misleadingly implying that his happiness influenced the negotiation process. Hendrickson countered that the team's communication has been lacking, leading to his frustration. He emphasized that the market for defensive ends is rising, and he remains firm about his desire for a new contract reflecting his performance over the past two seasons.
The communication has been poor over the last couple of months, which has been a little frustrating.
I think some of it is on him to be happy at some point, and if he's not, you know, that's what holds it up sometimes.
We're on the D-end NFL Street. The market value for that is going up...with the market continuing to go up, I'm not going to apologize for that.
The one thing I was hoping was an April Fools' joke were those comments.
Read at ESPN.com
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