Overview
- Ravens coach Jesse Minter, who spoke Sunday at the league meeting, called Trey Hendrickson a fourth‑quarter “closer” who should help Baltimore finish games.
- Trey Hendrickson said on Terron Armstead’s podcast that he expected to rush with Maxx Crosby in Baltimore.
- Baltimore backed out of the Crosby trade on March 10 citing concerns from his physical, then agreed March 11 to a four‑year, $112 million deal with Hendrickson that includes about $60 million guaranteed.
- Raiders sources and people close to Crosby questioned the medical explanation, according to ESPN, noting Baltimore had imaging and reports and pointing to the rapid Hendrickson signing.
- Over the Cap’s analysis said carrying Crosby’s deal and Hendrickson’s contract would have been difficult for Baltimore long term, which fuels ongoing doubts about plans to keep both.