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Bengals fans know that the Cincinnati front office wants to win lopsided deals on the trade block. The team has Higgins locked down on a second franchise tag. And while they don't want another holdout into the summer by getting an extension done by mid-July, they also aren't going to balk and lower the price.

Bengals star defensive end Trey Hendrickson was given permission to seek a trade last week. A trade hasn't happened, despite plenty of teams showing interest and it sounds like both Hendrickson and the Bengals could get back to the negotiating table and get something done.

The Cincinnati Bengals and defensive end Trey Hendrickson have continued to "quietly" negotiate a new contract, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Fowler reported Sunday on SportsCenter the Bengals are "trying to find a sweet spot,

The Cincinnati Bengals trading Trey Hendrickon was never going to be easy. Those Bengals like winning trades for star players in lopsided fashion and the team acquiring Hendrickson would need to not only match that price,

The Indianapolis Colts' pursuit of Trey Hendrickson isn't dead yet. That's the news reported this morning on SportsCenter by ESPN NFL insider Jeremy Fowler. The Bengals haven't been in a rush to trade their star pass rusher,

The Cincinnati Bengals and pass rusher Trey Hendrickson have been stuck as far as what their future looks like. Hendrickson and his representation were given permission to seek a trade to a team willing to pay him,