
In 2024, the Cincinnati Bengals started the season slowly. That’s been their Achilles heel in recent years with Joe Burrow at QB. Despite starting 1-4, the team finished 9-8.
That was not enough to make the playoffs in the AFC. Benagls’ Trey Hendrickson started all 17 games for the second straight season. He tied a career-high of 17.5 sacks. Hendrickson also led the NFL in total sacks last season. In doing so, the veteran DE was named first-team All-Pro. This offseason, Trey Hendrickson wants to cash in on a career-best season with a new contract extension. Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network said the Bengals recently offered Hendrickson a fresh deal.