The Cincinnati Bengals face uncertainty with two key defensive ends ahead of training camp. Trey Hendrickson, an All-Pro last season, is seeking a long-term extension with guaranteed money.

Cincinnati Bengals owner says that defensive end Trey Hendrickson is sometimes "not so easy" to deal with in contract negotiations.

The Bengals didn't reach a deal with Trey Hendrickson today, but they did push the needle further to the optimistic side of something getting done.

Hendrickson appears to be in a contract extension standoff with the Bengals, and the outlook isn’t promising. Bleacher Report’s Alex Ballentine thinks the standoff between Hendrickson and the Bengals could get uglier before it gets resolved, and named the situation the biggest question for Cincinnati heading into training camp.

Trey Hendrickson awaits a new contract, or at least a raise that would allow him to play in the upcoming 2025 season.

With T.J. Watt's deal now on the books (and Micah Parsons' looming), the calculated value for Trey Hendrickson's extension from the #Bengals has increased to: 3 years, $115.5M $38.5M APY $100M guaranteed