So there are some interesting off-season NFL questions that still haven't been answered.

And I think the biggest one out there right now is Aaron Rogers.

But the second biggest is Trey Hendrickson.

And Trey Hendrickson spoke yesterday.

We have that, Max?

Oh, yeah, I've got all three minutes of it. Yeah, it is, first of all,

I'll be honest with you. I don't think I've actually heard Trey Hendrickson get interviewed before.

Yeah, I don't think I've ever heard of us. And we had somebody on the show yesterday, a caller who is a Cincinnati Bengals fan,

who in addition to describing Trey Hendrickson as a one-trick pony as just a sack artist,

which, you know, as our caller, Ian said, it's a pretty good trick, if that's the one trick,

which is a good point, not often made by Ian, but a good point, like, okay, he can only

sack the quarterback 17 and a half times in a season, so what if he can't do anything else?

Yes, I agree with that, because pressuring the quarterback and sacking the quarterback is

actually impactful to wins and losses.

But I had never, I don't think, heard Trey Hendrickson speak again.

This guy also mentioned Hendrickson is kind of thoughtful.

I think he said, or maybe somebody else said that, and very religious.

He was actually in attendance at a voluntary off-season workout day in Cincinnati yesterday, and then reporters got a hold of them.

We talked yesterday, we talked to calls. Would you want Trey Hendrickson or not if you know, if you had to give up a first round pick?

I don't know exactly what the compensation would be.

I think that's a fairly decent guess as to what the Cincinnati Bengals would require, I think, minimum,

especially when we're talking about 2026 because it's too late to give them 2025 picks, unless you're going to give them the players

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