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Facing his former team, Trey Hendrickson has a chance to make a statement against the Bengals. Tim Barbalace, Femi Ayanbadejo and Ken Weinman discuss what to expect from the Ravens pass rusher and how much of an impact he could make in this crucial divisional matchup.
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00:00i expect him to be pretty fired up for this game because he can say all the things and he
00:05can be
00:05low-key yeah he wants to get after joe burrow's ass and that was one of my favorite parts of
00:11last offseason 2025 him just showing up for a voluntary workout crapping all over the
00:19organization then not showing up until later he showed up to hold a presser yes we know how
00:26he feels about this organ that organization and he's going to want to show them what what they're
00:32missing and that's exactly what calais campbell said hey man we want to put him in position
00:35to to do damage in the game and hendrickson you know among players with 50 pass rushes he's got
00:44the second highest pressure rate at 22.7 you're still waiting for the sacks to come and what is
00:51interesting and and you alluded to some of the numbers that jonas gave out trey doesn't have a
00:58sack since 2021 as a left-sided pass rusher which is pretty shocking when you think about it he rushes
01:05from the right side and they need to find that batman to him for that opposite side because mike
01:12green it's been night and day albeit a small sample size as a right-sided rusher 14.3 pressure rate
01:20as a left-sided rusher just seven and a half so that's almost cut in half at this point and
01:26to
01:27make matters even worse amarius mims the bangles right tackle has been a monster this year he's been
01:34one of the better right tackles in all football so that's going to be a tough test
01:37you
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