“He’s gonna play here next year for us.”
When Trey Hendrickson, or any other member of the Cincinnati Bengals for that matter, speaks, rest assured that There’s an audience. Zac Taylor, the head coach, is that someone.
Harold Lewis, Hendrickson’s agent, recently informed Kelsey Conway of the Cincinnati Enquirer that although Hendrickson was “hopeful” the organization would extend his contract, he had asked to be traded in the event that it did not.
After learning of Henderickson’s demands, Taylor remarked, “You let Trey voice his concerns.” “I’m paying attention. Trey is my love. Trey already knows that. Next year, we would like Trey to play here for us. We’re going to have him play here next year. I’m thrilled about the success that he and we will both have.
When Hendrickson signed a one-year agreement with the team last year, which included a $5 million increase in addition to $21 million in new money, Taylor was paying attention. This move gave the player, who is crucial to the organization’s goals, some extra security.
In response, Hendrickson had his finest season to date, placing second in the league with 17.5 sacks in addition to 43 tackles, three forced fumbles, three passes defensed, and a trip to his third consecutive Pro Bowl selection.
Henderickson will undoubtedly be a member of the Bengals this season, and Taylor and the team anticipate more of the same from him.
