NFL Network's Manti Te'o reveals what defensive end Trey Hendrickson told him about the status of his contract stalemate with the Cincinnati Bengals at the start of 2025 training camp.

Joe Burrow has witnessed how the Cincinnati Bengals and defensive star Trey Hendrickson have been at a contractual war. Now, team owner Mike Brown has voiced his intentions on the matter.

The Cincinnati Bengals face challenges as key defensive players Trey Hendrickson and Shemar Stewart are absent from training camp. Hendrickson seeks a contract extension, while Stewart awaits finalization of his rookie deal.

There was a lingering threat of a holdout from running back RJ Harvey as second-round draft picks across the league held firm in hopes of securing more guaranteed money in their contracts, but the rookie got a deal done (with more guaranteed pay) ahead of camp. Now, how about the veterans?

Bengals executives Mike Brown and Duke Tobin offered updates on the Trey Hendrickson and Shemar Stewart situations on Monday.

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