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Express Employment Professionals. ExpressPros.com. All right, I got this from Garrett M.

Garrett M wrote, Kevin, you've been very insistent that Washington should be all in to win the Super Bowl during Jaden's rookie contract.

So why aren't they all in on Trey Hendrickson?

Doesn't the definition of all in mean you're willing to pay the price asked rather than trying to get the best deal?

They overpaid for Javan Kinlaw. They traded too much for Tunsell.

So why not a first rounder or whatever the Bengals are asking for for Hendrickson?

They haven't done enough on defense, and he might be the last proven defensive player available in this offseason that can make an immediate difference.

Don't you think it's strange that they're not just paying the asking price?

So, you know, at this point, by the way, let's just understand what Cincinnati did this weekend in signing Chase and Higgins to long-term deals and how they can structure that from a cap perspective that may allow them to give Hendrickson what he's looking for.

Like the possibility that Hendrickson stays in Cincinnati, I think is a real possibility. I've never thought that it wasn't

a possibility, even though he got what he asked for, which was the ability to go out and seek a

trade. But that's in play. But let's assume that they're still in the mode of trying to trade them, that the asking price for those hovering around Trey Hendrickson and the Bengals is still too high for any of the teams interested.

Let's also assume, and I think it to be true, that Washington's one of those teams.

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