Hendrickson's Pressure vs. Run Defense: Baltimore's New Edge Rusher

0:00On April 20, Trey Hendrickson locked in a four-year contract, worth up to $112 million with the Baltimore Ravens back in March. After five solid seasons anchoring the edge for the Cincinnati Bengals, he's now joining their AFC North rivals. This switch amps up the divisional heat, pitting him against his old squad twice a year. Hendrickson's known for his past rush dominance, racking up sacks and pressures like few others. Former Rams tackle Andrew Whitworth, drops some real talk on the Pat McAfee show. He called Hendrickson a Huluva talent, but pointed out a big gap. Whitworth highlighted how Hendrickson tops charts in quarterback pressures, yet his run defense rankings over those years sit way down the list. It's a reminder that elite edge rushers need balance. As training camps fire up, eyes will be on whether Hendrickson shores up that weakness in Baltimore's scheme, proving the bag matches his full game. That wraps NFL news today, brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with the story.