Bengals DE Trey Hendrickson ranks amongst NFL’s elite in pressure rates

[Arkansas Bengal]

Chris Roling

Wed, Oct 11, 2023, 10:00 PM CDT·1 min read

 

 

A week ago, Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson played through a back injury that had him listed as questionable at all for the game.

 

And he dominated.

 

As Bengals fans have come to expect, that’s par for the course for Hendrickson, one of the league’s most efficient — but underrated — pass-rushers.

 

Case in point, through five games, Hendrickson is one of just 10 players in the NFL with a pass-rush win rate north of 20 percent, as captured in chart format by PFF’s Sam Monson.

 

That puts Hendrickson alongside names like Myles Garrett, Nick Bosa and Micah Parsons, though he’s not usually on the same level from an attention standpoint nationally.

 

Making the showing so far this season all the more impressive is just how poor the rest of Bengals pass-rushers have been at pressuring pockets. If the likes of Sam Hubbard, Joseph Ossai and even first-rounder Myles Murphy can provide more, Hendrickson might manage to climb even higher on a list like this:

 

 

https://sports.yahoo.com/bengals-trey-hendrickson-ranks-amongst-030033377.html

 

 

[Shebengal]

9 hours ago, Arkansas Bengal said:

As Bengals fans have come to expect, that’s par for the course for Hendrickson, one of the league’s most efficient — but underrated — pass-rushers.

 

Case in point, through five games, Hendrickson is one of just 10 players in the NFL with a pass-rush win rate north of 20 percent, as captured in chart format by PFF’s Sam Monson.

 

That puts Hendrickson alongside names like Myles Garrett, Nick Bosa and Micah Parsons, though he’s not usually on the same level from an attention standpoint nationally.

He deserves more accolades, but I'm OK with him sneaking up on people and flying under the radar. We know how good he is. 

[texbengal]

He's had a great start to the year. He had a few other sacks called back due to penalty, too. BTW, 32% for Myles Garrett is insane. 

 

Would like to see more pass rush productivity from the backups... I know it's early, but I thought Sample and Ossai might break out this year. Neither has done much yet. Good news, though - Myles Murphy has started flashing the last few weeks. 

[sois]

On 10/11/2023 at 9:14 PM, Arkansas Bengal said:

Chris Roling

Wed, Oct 11, 2023, 10:00 PM CDT·1 min read

 

 

A week ago, Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson played through a back injury that had him listed as questionable at all for the game.

 

And he dominated.

 

As Bengals fans have come to expect, that’s par for the course for Hendrickson, one of the league’s most efficient — but underrated — pass-rushers.

 

Case in point, through five games, Hendrickson is one of just 10 players in the NFL with a pass-rush win rate north of 20 percent, as captured in chart format by PFF’s Sam Monson.

 

That puts Hendrickson alongside names like Myles Garrett, Nick Bosa and Micah Parsons, though he’s not usually on the same level from an attention standpoint nationally.

 

Making the showing so far this season all the more impressive is just how poor the rest of Bengals pass-rushers have been at pressuring pockets. If the likes of Sam Hubbard, Joseph Ossai and even first-rounder Myles Murphy can provide more, Hendrickson might manage to climb even higher on a list like this:

 

 

https://sports.yahoo.com/bengals-trey-hendrickson-ranks-amongst-030033377.html

 

 

Man all those guys are glorious, what a list

[|High School Harry|]

On 10/12/2023 at 12:14 AM, Arkansas Bengal said:

Chris Roling

Wed, Oct 11, 2023, 10:00 PM CDT·1 min read

 

 

A week ago, Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson played through a back injury that had him listed as questionable at all for the game.

 

And he dominated.

 

As Bengals fans have come to expect, that’s par for the course for Hendrickson, one of the league’s most efficient — but underrated — pass-rushers.

 

Case in point, through five games, Hendrickson is one of just 10 players in the NFL with a pass-rush win rate north of 20 percent, as captured in chart format by PFF’s Sam Monson.

 

That puts Hendrickson alongside names like Myles Garrett, Nick Bosa and Micah Parsons, though he’s not usually on the same level from an attention standpoint nationally.

 

Making the showing so far this season all the more impressive is just how poor the rest of Bengals pass-rushers have been at pressuring pockets. If the likes of Sam Hubbard, Joseph Ossai and even first-rounder Myles Murphy can provide more, Hendrickson might manage to climb even higher on a list like this:

 

 

https://sports.yahoo.com/bengals-trey-hendrickson-ranks-amongst-030033377.html

 

 

Both Myles Garrett and Za'Darius Smith both in the top ten.  yipes!

Trey slightly > Chase Young

[PatternMaster]

Trey is one of my favorite players, I hope his able to finish his career in Cincinnati. He's the Joe Burrow of the defense, when he's playing at a high level the defense is one of the best units in the NFL. 

[claptonrocks]

1 hour ago, PatternMaster said:

Trey is one of my favorite players, I hope his able to finish his career in Cincinnati. He's the Joe Burrow of the defense, when he's playing at a high level the defense is one of the best units in the NFL. 

Hard to imagine what the pass rush would be without him.

 

[Dautcom08]

2 hours ago, claptonrocks said:

Hard to imagine what the pass rush would be without him.

 

 

Nonexistent lol.  Their biggest problem on defense IMO.  All of that speed and athleticism in the secondary has helped.  Hopefully Ossai getting back to full strength is a shot in the arm.