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Trey Hendrickson has ended his holdout.

He will be back in Cincinnati with the Bengals this upcoming season.

So that's the big headline.

But now, in the wake of his reporting, he's met with the media a couple of times.

And his comments about his decision to come back really raise some eyebrows around here.

Take a listen to what he said.

What I'm not going to do is as best as I can, like, avoid being a distraction. You know, I want

to help the guys, you know, the guys that have helped me along the way, DeMario Davis, Cam Jordan,

even Sam Hubbard helped me a lot when I was here. So to be that right now, I think is that's what's

most important.

And this narrative will kind of iron itself out as we continue to progress towards the season.

And Rob G., he wound up calling himself, which I didn't hear in that soundbite.

He said later that the idea of holding out and preventing younger players from learning from him is selfish.

Okay.

And can I say this to Trey Hendrickson?

You're crazy.

You're Meshuggina.

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