Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson will not report to training camp Tuesday, he told Adam Schefter, continuing to stick to his game plan throughout the offseason un

As NFL training camps open this week, there are two potential high-profile veteran holdouts: Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson and Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin. Both players have one year left on their current contracts.

First-round pick pass rusher Shemar Stewart has officially signed his rookie contract after a controversial stalemate regarding specific language that could have voided guarantees. He had also refused to sign his practice waiver, meaning he held out of the Bengals’ OTAs, rookie minicamp, and the first few days of training camp.

The Bengals historically don't give multiple years of guaranteed money in contracts. That's the big holdup in Hendrickson's negotiations with Cincinnati, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Cincinnati Bengals face a contract issue with Trey Hendrickson. Joe Burrow takes responsibility for the unresolved situation. Hendrickson seeks a top-

"It does not come up for us. It has been nothing for us,” Zac Taylor said how much energy the contract disputes with Trey Hendrickson and Shemar Stewart is taking inside the team.

Adam Caplan joins the show to discuss the frequent holdouts on the Cincinnati Bengals, notably the financial tactics with stars like Trey Hendrickson.