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The San Francisco 49ers are considering trading for Cincinnati Bengals' defensive end Trey Hendrickson due to their increasing injury woes at the pass-rusher position, with the price likely being a first-round pick, though teams hope the Bengals will lower their asking price before the trade deadline.
Trey Hendrickson, a Bengals defensive end, reflects on his current situation amid a contract dispute, injury setbacks, and the approaching trade deadline, expressing gratitude for his current position and acknowledging the uncertainties of the future.
With the NFL trade deadline approaching, Adam Schefter suggests the Cincinnati Bengals might consider trading Trey Hendrickson to acquire a draft pick and save salary, especially after Hendrickson's previous trade request and the team's poor season performance, but no definitive moves are confirmed.
The Cincinnati Bengals are uncertain about the availability of quarterback Joe Flacco and defensive end Trey Hendrickson for Sunday's game against Chicago due to injuries, with Flacco suffering a shoulder sprain and Hendrickson aggravating a hip injury; other players like Logan Wilson, Marco Wilson, and Dalton Risner also missed practice.
The Dallas Cowboys, despite a 2-3-1 start, are interested in making a significant trade before the NFL deadline, with a focus on acquiring veteran edge rusher Trey Hendrickson from the Bengals, while Jeffery Simmons from the Titans is also a potential target but at a higher cost and with less fit for their defensive scheme.
The article discusses potential NFL trades before the 2025 deadline, highlighting Breece Hall's likely move to the Chargers, Trey Hendrickson's possible transfer to the 49ers, and Bradley Chubb's potential trade to the Cowboys, as teams seek to strengthen their rosters.
Bengals' edge rusher Trey Hendrickson is inactive due to a hip injury, while cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt is a healthy scratch for Thursday Night Football, with Shemar Stewart returning after an injury absence; Steelers also have several inactives.
Trey Hendrickson is expected to sit out the Bengals' game against the Steelers due to a back injury, potentially impacting Cincinnati's defensive line. The Bengals also have other questionable players, and inactive players will be announced before kickoff.
The Cincinnati Bengals face uncertainty over whether their top edge rusher Trey Hendrickson will play against the Steelers due to a hip injury, while rookie Shemar Stewart is set to return after an ankle injury. The team is also dealing with injuries to other players, including tight end Mike Gesicki and receiver Charlie Jones, impacting their lineup for the Thursday night game.
The Cincinnati Bengals have several players listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Steelers, including defensive end Trey Hendrickson who is dealing with a hip/back injury, while tight end Tanner Hudson is ruled out due to concussion. Hendrickson's participation is uncertain, but he has a strong history of playing through injuries. The Bengals, with a 2-4 record and four straight losses, need a win to stay competitive in the AFC North.
With the NFL trade deadline approaching on November 4, several notable players including Trey Hendrickson, Alvin Kamara, and others are potential trade targets as teams look to rebuild or contend, with the Bengals, Saints, Browns, Ravens, Dolphins, Giants, and others among the key teams involved.
Trey Hendrickson, the NFL sack leader, has returned to Bengals practice in excellent shape, impressing teammates and coaches with his work ethic and readiness for the season. The team has also made strategic roster moves, including signing practice squad players and adding quarterback Brett Rypien, to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season.
Trey Hendrickson's new $30 million contract for the Cincinnati Bengals features a minimal $3 million cap hit increase due to a strategic void year, keeping the team flexible to sign additional players and potentially secure the franchise tag next year, supporting their Super Bowl ambitions.
Trey Hendrickson re-signed with the Cincinnati Bengals on a one-year, $14 million deal, prioritizing short-term security over a long-term contract, allowing the team to retain an elite pass rusher for another season while avoiding long-term financial commitments.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Trey Hendrickson resolved a disagreement over guaranteed money by opting for a one-year contract, allowing Hendrickson to focus on a strong season without long-term security, and potentially setting a precedent for similar negotiations in the NFL.