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Bengals Place Trey Hendrickson on Injured Reserve, Ending Frustrating Season for All-Pro Pass Rusher
Trey Hendrickson will miss the rest of the season after core muscle surgery due to a hip injury, limiting him to seven games with four sacks this year.
- On Thursday, the Cincinnati Bengals placed Trey Hendrickson on injured reserve with a hip/pelvis injury, ending his season due to the four-game IR minimum.
- NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported on Tuesday that Hendrickson had core muscle surgery expected to sideline him about six weeks after missing six games due to a hip/pelvis injury.
- In seven games this year, Trey Hendrickson recorded 16 tackles and four sacks, and he has 61 sacks over the past five seasons after leading the NFL with 17.5 sacks last season.
- The Bengals host the Ravens on Sunday and will be without Hendrickson as Cincinnati has only 21 sacks and a team defense ranked near the bottom.
- Now a pending free agent, Trey Hendrickson is in the final year of a reworked one-year deal agreed in August and this is his only season since joining the Bengals in 2021 struggling with health.
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Bengals place Trey Hendrickson on injured reserve, ending frustrating season for All-Pro pass rusher
Trey Hendrickson has been placed on injured reserve by the Cincinnati Bengals, ending his season. The All-Pro defensive end will undergo core muscle surgery.
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