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ESPN's Adam Schefter posted a confusing report on Monday regarding the Cincinnati Bengals and their hold out defesive star, Trey Hendrickson.

The heat and stifling humidity that have dominated the first week of training camp provided a new test Monday as the unstable air produced lightning and heavy rain that forced the Cincinnati Bengals to stop practice halfway through and move operations to the indoor facility.

Training camp for the 2025 season is here, though, and McPherson is looking to rebound. According to Dan Hoard, McPherson has made every one of his field goal attempts so far in training camp, going a perfect 18-for-18. McPherson told Hoard he may have gone too far down a corrective path after a great rookie season.

Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase believes taking part in training camp practices will be beneficial going into the season.

Cincinnati Bengals Legend Boomer Esiason Shares Contract Projection for Trey Hendrickson as Training Camp Holdout Continues

OK, so the first week of training camp was kind of a dud. Leaguewide, the first four practices were quick and pad-less, as mandated by NFL rules. The league’s medical advisers determined that a slower ramp-up to full contact in training camp will lead to fewer groin and hamstring pulls.

Stewart agreed to sign the four-year, $18.97 million deal after Cincinnati changed the language a controversial clause.