2024 Defense Stats
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2025 Fantasy Outlook
Hendrickson looked to be due for regression in 2024 after logging a career-high 17.5 sacks in 2023 - a number that far outpaced his underlying metrics such as quarterback hits. However, he instead repeated his 17.5 sack total and upped his quarterback hits to 36 and total quarterback pressures to a career-best mark of 83 in 2024. Those performances, combined with the explosion of the edge rusher market, have set the scene for a dramatic offseason. Hendrickson is entering the final season of his current contract and has stated he will not play in 2025 without a new deal, while the Bengals have yet to meet his demands. There's still time for the sides to find a resolution, but this is a situation to monitor as training camp nears. Read Past Outlooks
Signed a one-year, $21 million contract with the Bengals in July of 2023.
Resumes contract talks with Bengals
Hendrickson has resumed communication with the Bengals on his contract and future with the team, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.
ANALYSIS
Hendrickson has been seeking a contract extension this offseason and did not attend Cincinnati's mandatory minicamp, stating that he would not play this season under his current contract. The Bengals granted him permission to seek a trade in March, and he expressed significant frustration with the lack of communication between himself and the team while speaking with reporters in mid-May. Hendrickson remains firm in his desire for a long-term contract extension, per Fowler, but his willingness to reengage looks like a step in a positive direction. As the NFL's 2024 sack leader, Hendrickson is coming off back-to-back seasons with 17.5 sacks, and he is due $15.8 million in base salary for the 2025 campaign, which is the final season of his current contract.
Hendrickson has been seeking a contract extension this offseason and did not attend Cincinnati's mandatory minicamp, stating that he would not play this season under his current contract. The Bengals granted him permission to seek a trade in March, and he expressed significant frustration with the lack of communication between himself and the team while speaking with reporters in mid-May. Hendrickson remains firm in his desire for a long-term contract extension, per Fowler, but his willingness to reengage looks like a step in a positive direction. As the NFL's 2024 sack leader, Hendrickson is coming off back-to-back seasons with 17.5 sacks, and he is due $15.8 million in base salary for the 2025 campaign, which is the final season of his current contract.
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Measurables Review
How do Trey Hendrickson's measurables compare to other defensive ends?
This section compares his draft workout metrics with players at the same position. The bar represents the player's percentile rank. For example, if the bar is halfway across, then the player falls into the 50th percentile for that metric and it would be considered average.
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6' 4"Weight
265 lbs40-Yard Dash
4.65 secShuttle Time
4.20 secCone Drill
7.03 secVertical Jump
33.5 inBroad Jump
122 inHand Length
9.63 inArm Length
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Past Fantasy Outlooks
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Hendrickson had the best season of his career in 2023 by nearly any measure. That began with his ability to stay on the field, as he managed to play a full season for the first time since 2021. The result was a career-high 714 defensive snaps, 17.5 sacks and 43 total tackles. Hendrickson's calling card remains his ability as a pass rusher, and he's finished no worse than 11th in quarterback pressures in each of the last three years (per PFF). While he's unlikely to replicate his sack total from last season, his ability to get to the quarterback consistently illustrates his ability to disrupt offenses and rack up production. Hendrickson's limitations as a defender against the run will cut out some of his upside relative to the elite defensive lineman, but there will be a nearly guaranteed level of production for anyone rostering him.
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Skipping mandatory minicamp
Hendrickson is not expected to attend the start of Cincinnati's mandatory minicamp Tuesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
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Won't play without new deal
Hendrickson said at Tuesday's voluntary practice session that he will not play this season under his current contract, which has one year remaining and carries a $15.8 million base salary, Ben Baby of ESPN reports.
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Attends voluntary practice
Hendrickson is present for Tuesday's voluntary practice session, though he is not participating in drills, Jason Hoffman of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
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Frustrated with silence from Cincy
Hendrickson released a statement Monday expressing disappointment in the fact that "no communication has taken place" between his representatives and the Bengals since the 2025 NFL Draft, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
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Gets permission to seek trade
The Bengals informed Henderson on Thursday that he may seek a trade, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
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Could wait for market to settle
Hendrickson may be willing to wait for T.J. Watt to work out a contract extension with the Steelers before agreeing to a new deal with the Bengals, Tom Pelissaro of NFL.com suggested during an appearance on The Rich Eisen Show last week.
ANALYSIS
Both star edge rushers are heading into their age-31 seasons in 2025, and with Hendrickson and Cincinnati still apparently far apart in negotiations, having such a close comp for reference might help close that gap. Without an extension, Hendrickson is set to earn $16 million next season, and the possibility of a hold-out or hold-in during training camp looms.
Both star edge rushers are heading into their age-31 seasons in 2025, and with Hendrickson and Cincinnati still apparently far apart in negotiations, having such a close comp for reference might help close that gap. Without an extension, Hendrickson is set to earn $16 million next season, and the possibility of a hold-out or hold-in during training camp looms.