Trey Hendrickson missed practice on Friday but is expected to play against the Chargers. He leads the NFL with 11 sacks this season.

Trey Hendrickson is dealing with a neck issue and is listed as questionable for the Bengals' upcoming game. He is not traveling with the team due to personal reasons but is expected to join them in California on Saturday.

Trey Hendrickson is highlighted as a three-time Pro Bowler and a candidate for Defensive Player of the Year, currently tied with Rousseau for the NFL high in tackles for loss with 12. His performance underscores the competitive nature of the league's edge rushers, as Rousseau's pressures are being compared to Hendrickson's impressive statistics, particularly in the quick-pressure category where he ranks among the top players.

Trey Hendrickson leads the NFL with 11 sacks, anchoring the Bengals' defensive front as they prepare to face the Chargers. His performance will be crucial in challenging the Chargers' offensive line, which recently showed improvement despite the absence of starting right guard Trey Pipkins III.

Trey Hendrickson leads the league with 11 sacks and ranks second in quarterback pressures with 52. He predominantly lines up on the right edge, which means he will frequently face Chargers left tackle Rashawn Slater. Hendrickson's ability to generate pressure will be crucial in the matchup against Herbert, while Slater's solid performance in pass protection will be key to keeping the Chargers' offense effective.