Hendrickson Won't Play Under Current Bengals Contract
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Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson, in a contract dispute, publicly expressed his disappointment with the team's handling of negotiations. He stated he won't play under his current $21 million contract and feels the communication breakdown has become personal. Hendrickson received a text from Coach Zac Taylor threatening fines for missing mandatory minicamp, further fueling his frustration. He cited a lack of communication and believes the team hasn't reflected the rising market value for defensive ends in contract talks. While expressing frustration, Hendrickson left the door open for a future resolution.
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson, in a contract dispute, publicly expressed his disappointment with the team's handling of negotiations. He stated he won't play under his current $21 million contract and feels the communication breakdown has become personal. Hendrickson received a text from Coach Zac Taylor threatening fines for missing mandatory minicamp, further fueling his frustration. He cited a lack of communication and believes the team hasn't reflected the rising market value for defensive ends in contract talks. While expressing frustration, Hendrickson left the door open for a future resolution.
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