Teams around the league have seen the Cincinnati Bengals' asking price for Trey Hendrickson in a trade as 'ridiculous.'

As the new league year officially began on Wednesday, Trey Hendrickson still remains with the Cincinnati Bengals. And it might be a while before he is dealt. Dianna Russini from The Athletic reported on Wednesday that teams interested in him have no problem meeting his salary despite his age(30).

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The trade market for Trey Hendrickson is huge for the Cincinnati Bengals as the NFL free agency tampering window opens. That doesn't mean a deal will happen, of course. But if the Bengals get a high-end offer for the defensive end who wants a new contract,

The Cincinnati Bengals are one of the teams to watch out for in the NFL offseason, particularly because of the situations involving the likes of wide receivers Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase and defensive end Trey Hendrickson.

The Cincinnati Bengals are sifting through the ashes of the 2024 season, working to assemble a roster that can help Joe Burrow make a deep playoff run. But if last season proved anything, it’s that he can’t do it alone—a lesson the team learned the hard way.

The Cincinnati Bengals allowing Trey Hendrickson to seek a trade of his own was quite surprising. The club has never done that before with any of its own players before. But if the Cincinnati was told a first-round pick would be the compensation for trading an All-Pro player like Hendrickson,

The Cincinnati Bengals are in an important offseason. They already placed the franchise tag on Tee Higgins, hoping to keep him around and make Joe Burrow happy. That means they have to negotiate a new deal with Trey Hendrickson before he hits free agency next spring.