Trey Hendrickson remains unsigned on a contract extension, reportedly open to holding out into the regular season. He desires at least $30 million per year, amidst contract disputes focusing on guaranteed money, a critical factor for his future with the Bengals, who have invested significantly in their offensive stars.

Trey Hendrickson remains a critical focus of contract negotiations for the Bengals, with fans eager to see a resolution to his contract situation.

Trey Hendrickson's contract negotiations with the Bengals have stalled despite renewed discussions, with him favoring a long-term deal while the team prefers something shorter.

Trey Hendrickson has publicly voiced his desire for a contract extension, seeking compensation that reflects his performance and status as one of the top edge rushers in the NFL, particularly after Myles Garrett's lucrative deal. This places pressure on the Bengals to negotiate effectively.

Hendrickson is also seeking a new contract, which, like Watt's, could inflate Parsons' expected earnings. Being a significant player in the league, Hendrickson's deal will directly impact defensive market values.