The Cincinnati Bengals are without edge rushers Trey Hendrickson and Shemar Stewart on the practice field due to holdups in

The Cincinnati Bengals remain in a contract impasse with their top defender, Trey Hendrickson. NFL sources open up on his market value

Several stars, including a group of the league's top pass rushers, opted out of the mandatory minicamp as they seek contract extensions.

Practically every year, there is a contract negotiation that becomes more contentious than the other discussions about new deals. The situation between the Cincinnati Bengals and edge rusher Trey Hendrickson is on track to be 2025's most bitter contract dispute.

It's that time on the NFL calendar again. As mandatory minicamps begin, so do the holdouts of players seeking new contracts.With the 2025 NFL season less than three months away, all eyes are on the AFC North.

The Trey Hendrickson impasse with the Bengals could evntually make him available for trade but would the Bears be a potential landing spot?

McLaurin has been a model NFL citizen during his career despite playing in mostly less-than-ideal circumstances for most of it. During six seasons in Washington, the Commanders have trotted out 11 different quarterbacks. Playoff appearances have been few and far between, leaving McLaurin as one of the game's better but more underrated receivers.

Would the Bengals deal Trey Hendrickson to another contender? Will Jalen Ramsey reunite with a former team? Could Tyreek Hill join a division rival? NFL.com analysts discuss which trades they'd still like to see before the 2025 season begins.

The Cincinnati Bengals entered the 2025 NFL offseason aiming to secure three of their top players with long-term contracts: wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, plus pass rusher Trey Hendrickson.

The first day of mandatory minicamp for the Cincinnati Bengals was notable for those not fully participating and not present.