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Trey Hendrickson Continues Holdout, Trains in Jacksonville After Rejecting Contract Offers

The All-Pro edge rusher is training outside Cincinnati after rejecting two proposals that offered only one year of guaranteed money.

Overview

  • Hendrickson did not report to Bengals training camp on July 22 and shared that he is working out in Jacksonville.
  • He received two contract proposals in the past day but turned both down over the lack of multi-year guarantees.
  • The 30-year-old faces $50,000 in daily fines for each missed camp practice, with penalties accruing since his first absence.
  • Owner Mike Brown and director of player personnel Duke Tobin insist the team won’t trade its leading pass rusher and remains in active talks.
  • Cincinnati’s defense prepares under new coordinator Al Golden without its sack leader as his holdout underscores rising guarantee demands for elite edge rushers.