#trey-hendrickson

#trey-hendrickson

CINCINNATI -- The Bengals will be without All-Pro edge rusher Trey Hendrickson for a second straight week. Hendrickson will miss Sunday's AFC North showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers, coach Zac Taylor said on Friday. Hendrickson did not practice all week after dealing with a hip and pelvis injury. It's unclear when Hendrickson will be able to return to practice, Taylor said. The coach also didn't specify whether the injury, which has shifted in diagnosis over the last month, is a reaggravation.

The Washington Commanders' defense has been nothing short of abysmal in 2025. It's been a significant reason they've failed to reach the heights of their shockingly impressive 2024 NFC Championship game run. Addressing that side of the ball must be at the top of general manager Adam Peters' to-do list this offseason. Washington has a glaring need and is armed with the sixth-most projected cap space in 2026. With that in mind, why not pony up for one of the NFL's premier pass rushers, Trey Hendrickson, if/when he becomes available?

The Washington Commanders have signed All-Pro wide receiver Terry McLaurin to a three-year contract extension worth up to $96 million, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. A source who spoke to ESPN's John Keim said the deal includes a $30 million signing bonus. Terry McLaurin had been staging a hold-in to get a contract extension. He also previously requested a trade on July 31st,

Trey Hendrickson is not reporting to the Cincinnati Bengals as long-term extension talks broke down over guaranteed money, indicating he is seeking a raise.