Cincinnati’s likely asking price is one of many factors that still make a trade seem highly unlikely. The fact Hendrickson is already 30 years old doesn’t help. Neither does the fact the team acquiring him will have to turn around and pay him like a top-10 player at his position, too.

Cincinnati’s asking price for Trey Hendrickson is setting off comparisons to a Falcons gamble made 31 years ago.

Jim Harbaugh (whose lawyer mocked the NCAA) received a 10-year show-cause, and Connor Stalions received an eight-year show-cause. Denard Robinson received a three-year show-cause. Basically, none of these guys will be coaching college football any time soon.

Colts' DC Lou Anarumo recently weighed in on Trey Hendrickson's value and impact on defense after coaching him for several years.

According to NBC Sports Boston Patriots insider Phil Perry, Wolf is not opposed to making a major trade before the start of the NFL season, as star players like Cincinnati's Trey Hendrickson and Washington's Terry McLaurin sit on the trade block.

Shemar Stewart has been impressive during training camp thus far. But it doesn't preclude him from the traditional rookie duties.