The hold-in for Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson continues at training camp.
While Hendrickson works on taking players like first-round pick Shemar Stewart under his wing, prominent members of the organization continue to praise him for his approach.
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The latest comes from Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin, who appeared on Sirius XM radio this week and had a positive vibe around the whole standoff.
Hendrickson ended his holdout with the Bengals roughly one week into camp and showed up while stressing he didn’t want to be a distraction. That has mostly been the case and Stewart’s presence has helped the defensive line get the better of Joe Burrow and the offense while he sits out.
The interview:
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