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Trey Hendrickson is more than open to staying in Cincinnati, but it seems that the Bengals are forcing him to go around the door.
The edge corridor, who led the NFL in captures last season, has recently criticized his organization, but the scathing statement he launched on Monday took a look behind the curtain.
In March, the Bengals gave Hendrickson permission to find an exchange; Last month, he said that their communication had “poor.”
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Trey Hendrickson of the Bengals adopts a defensive position against the Vikings of Minnesota at the Paycor stadium on December 16, 2023 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Jeff Dean/Getty Images)
Well, that communication has stopped as a team, according to Hendrickson.
“There has been no communication between my camp and the draft of the organization,” Hendrickson said in a statement.
“The offers prior to the Draft did not reflect the vision that we shared and the low season was promised if they continued to play at a high level. The coaches are aware of these past conversations. Instead of using collaboration to take us to a point to take home to the team, they are no longer communicated. I have been anxious for a resolution of this situation, but that is difficult to do so when it is not an obvious discussion and a lack of interest in the lack of interest.
Trey Hendrickson of Cincinnati Bengals before the Steelers game at the Acrisure stadium on December 23, 2023 in Pittsburgh. (Justin K. Alles/Getty Images)
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Hendrickson finished each of the last two seasons with 17.5 captures. He is the last year of his contract.
“We have no desire or bee better paid or, you know, first in line,” Hendrickson said last month. “I will not enter all the details, but there are things that I am willing to do and that are willing not to move. You know?”
Hendrickson turned 30 in December, has been with Cincinnati since 2021 and has been an absolute robbery for them. He spent his first four seasons with the Santos de New Orleans But he could not increase the numbers until his last season there, registering a race ray at that time or 13.5 captures after only 6.5 in his first three seasons of the NFL.
The field marshal of the Kansas City Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes, is fired by the defensive wing of the Cincinnati Bengals, Trey Hendrickson, the AFC championship game, on January 30, 2022, in Kansas City, Missouri. (AP Photo/Paul Sancy)
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Since the Bengals acquired it, he has published at least 14 captures in three of his four seasons. He has also done the Pro Bowl every season as a Bengal.
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