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49ers, Cowboys Linked to Bengals' Trey Hendrickson as Cincinnati Signals No Trade For Now

Cincinnati currently plans to keep the All‑Pro through the Nov. 4 deadline.

Overview

  • ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports San Francisco views Trey Hendrickson as an ideal scheme fit, but the Bengals have no plans to move him at this time.
  • Dallas’ interest has been reported by Tony Pauline, with Jerry Jones saying the Cowboys are willing to deploy resources after adding future first-round picks in the Micah Parsons deal.
  • The Bengals are 2-4 and Hendrickson is on a one-year deal before free agency in 2026, and multiple outlets note his availability could change as the deadline nears, with a conditional 2026 second-round pick floated as a possible cost.
  • San Francisco’s urgency stems from Nick Bosa’s season-ending ACL tear and one of the NFL’s lowest sack rates, while Dallas’ defense has lagged after trading Parsons.
  • Hendrickson remains a high-production edge rusher after leading the NFL with 17.5 sacks last season, though he is dealing with a back issue and was ruled out for Thursday’s game against Pittsburgh.