The Bengals remain at an impasse with defensive end Trey Hendrickson and executive vice president Katie Blackburn said on Tuesday that she'd "be lying if I said I knew exactly what's going to happen" with the player.

The Bengals already had long battles at the negotiating table with receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, which is surely going to inhibit their ability to give Hendrickson a market-value contract. Chase reset the market when he signed a four-year, $161 million contract extension, the largest for any receiver.

The Cincinnati Bengals star defensive end, Trey Hendrickson, has made it no secret that he wants a new contract after leading the league in sacks last season.

The Bengals have insisted they want to retain the NFL's reigning sack leader but allowed Trey Hendrickson to seek a trade. Heretofore, neither a trade nor an extension has come to fruition as the NFL draft approaches.

The Cincinnati Bengals may have granted defensive end Trey Hendrickson permission to seek a trade, but other NFL teams reportedly don't believe last season's sack leader has really been on the market.

Cincinnati Bengals executive vice president Katie Blackburn dishes on where things stand with Pro Bowl defensive end Trey Hendrickson.

Multiple outlets have reported that Bengals executive vice president Katie Blackburn commented that the team could go 'wherever we wanted' if they choose not to extend their lease this June. ESPN's Ben Baby talks to us about Blackburn's comments on the stadium negotiations and a possible Trey Hendrickson deal.

Star pass rusher Trey Hendrickson revealed some interesting but unfortunate updates revolving around contract negotiations with the Cincinnati Bengals.

The star edge rusher took to the media to address his frustrations with comments by a Cincinnati executive at the annual league meeting.