The Dallas Cowboys were among the rumored potential landing spots for Hendrickson. Dallas instead acquired defensive tackle Quinnen Williams from the New York Jets in exchange for a 2026 second-round draft pick, a 2027 first-rounder and defensive tackle Mazi Smith.

The Dallas Cowboys are trying to trade for Bengals star pass-rusher Trey Hendrickson, but the 49ers might get him first.

The Bengals are 3-6 on the season. They reportedly had a reasonable asking price in a possible Trey Hendrickson trade.

The Bengals made a deal on the Nov. 4 trade deadline day but not the blockbuster some pundits called for, which was to part ways with Hendrickson, one of the best pass rushers in recent years. Instead, the 4 p.m. deadline came and went Nov. 4 and Hendrickson was not traded.

ESPN details why the Cowboys balked at a Trey Hendrickson price the Bengals viewed as fair, and how Cincinnati’s shaped a quiet edge market.

The Athletic’s Dianna Russini reported that the the Bengals are still asking for a first-round pick” in any Trey Hendrickson deal.

The Cincinnati Bengals chose to make the controversial move to not trade Trey Hendrickson, and the reason for that has been revealed.

Three Trey Hendrickson trade windows opened this year. The Bengals let the then-disgruntled defensive end shop around in March, as

The Cincinnati Bengals chose not to trade Trey Hendrickson, and the reason why is troubling for the organization.

Trey Hendrickson said during a Nov. 3 interview that he doesn't have expectation regarding a potential trade out of the Bengals organization.

That tells you the franchise still values Hendrickson, even if they’re afraid of a long-term deal. And assuming that no extension is reached this offseason, it’s very likely that the Bengals will place the franchise tag on Hendrickson. It would cost the Bengals about $36 million to tag Hendrickson in 2026.