Trey Hendrickson Update

[Isaac Curtis: The Real #85]

(Yesterday, 03:59 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: I am tying to understand how Trey is ranked 65.9% againts the run aand 90.4 against the pass and that equals 88.1% overall? Shouldn't his overall be closer to 80.0%?

People want to ignore ho wpoor he is against the run when camparing him to the best like Watt. But, to get pai as much, he needs to be much better againts the run. No way he should expect Watt money or Garrett based on his results in my opinion. My hunch is Trey and a lot of our fans are over valuing his overall game.

The total grade has more components than just run/pass grades. 

[RunKijanaRun]

Bungles have to fix this. Period. They had opportunities to bolster the defensive line if they were going to continue to play hardball.

They did nothing. Now they have to make him happy.

[THE PISTONS]

(8 hours ago)RunKijanaRun Wrote: Bungles have to fix this. Period. They had opportunities to bolster the defensive line if they were going to continue to play hardball.

They did nothing. Now they have to make him happy.

So...with the amount of cap space they have, how could they have signed a free agent DE and extended Trey?

Feels like they dont even have the space to give Trey what he wants.

[*TheLeonardLeap*]

(8 hours ago)THE PISTONS Wrote: So...with the amount of cap space they have, how could they have signed a free agent DE and extended Trey?

Feels like they dont even have the space to give Trey what he wants.

They've intentionally chosen all throughout the offseason to have less cap space. We're 20th in combined AAV and the obvious inevitability of Pratt being replaced by one of the two rookie LBs puts us around 23rd. There's 7 teams with at least $50m more in AAV on their team. The Eagles right now are $114m above us.

The majority of the league has more players making more money on their team and kept under the cap, so any inability right now is entirely self-inflicted or self-imposed. We have the 8th most cap space in football in 2026.