Trey Hendrickson spent the past four NFL seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals. Star Pass Rusher has only one year left for a contract with the Bangladeshi, recently requested Trade is allowed.

Despite trade claims, Hendrickson hopes to stay in Cincinnati.

“But it shocked, I’m everywhere,” he said in early March.

exist NFL Reconnaissance Combined Harvester In Indianapolis, the director of Bengal Duke Tobin Duke Tobin suggested that the team and Hendrickson’s agents make progress in the new contract on the star’s defensive end.

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Cincinnati Bengals’ Trey Hendrickson plays against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Pittsburgh Stadium on December 23, 2023. (Justin K. Aller/Getty Images)

However, recent comments from Bangladesh executive vice president Katie Blackburn at the league’s annual meeting did not prove Tobin’s speech. Blackburn’s words prompted a frustrated Hendrickson to call the organization because of a clear lack of communication in recent months.

Hendrickson told “Pat McAfee Show” Refers to Blackburn.

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“This is something I take seriously. They don’t communicate directly with my agent. It’s a little frustrating.”

Cincinnati Bangladesh defensive end Trey Hendrickson followed a defensive dock at Empower Field in Denver, Colorado on December 19, 2021. (Albert Cesare/The Enquirer/Today network is via Imagen Images)

Hendrickson added that negotiations with the Bengals were largely “all over the place.”

Hendrickson has finished each season with 17.5 sacks over the past two seasons. Compared to his peers, he estimates that his base salary will just exceed $15 million next season. Myles Garrett Agree to reach a record-breaking contract with Cleveland Browns earlier in the offseason. The deal will pay about $40 million in Garrett annually.

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Gardner Minshew II of the Indianapolis Colts (10) was fired by Trey Hendrickson (91) of the Cincinnati Bengals on December 10, 2023. (Andy Lyon/Getty Image)

“I think he (Hendrickson) should be happy at a certain rate, maybe he doesn’t think he’ll be happy,” Black said Tuesday. “I think there are people who want to be happy at some point, and if he doesn’t know, that’s why they sometimes stick with it. So, you know, he’s going to say “yes” to something. And, we’re also a great player for him. He’s a great player. We’re so happy to have him.

Despite the latest incidents, Hendrickson said the “communication line” is still at his end.

“They are very welcome to call me,” Hendrickson said. “I have cell phones since high school and the same number. Open communication is always open with me and my agent. So if they have any ideas, what they want to discuss, we get nothing and are willing to listen.”

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Hendrickson made it clear that he was looking for a long-term contract, not a short-term contract.

“We don’t want to get the highest salary, or line up first, first,” he said. “I won’t go into all the details in detail, but, like what I’m willing to do, willing or not. I don’t think I want to work on incentives that I can’t control. I want to play in a short-term contract (I don’t want to be here). … I want to tell my wife, ‘This is where we’re going to live. We’re going to build a family here. You know?”

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