Baltimore Ravens edge rusher Trey Hendrickson, who played five seasons for the Cincinnati Bengals, met with Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow on the field after Hendrickson's NFL Week 7 loss to his former team at M&T Bank Stadium.
Burrow started to talk to Hendrickson as the two were surrounded by reporters and photographers.
"Let's talk over here," Hendrickson said, as the two left the media scrum for a more private conversation. "See you guys!"
During the first half, Hendrickson reached Burrow as Burrow looked to pass, but Burrow got rid of the ball just before Hendrickson would've sacked him. Hendrickson helped Burrow up after taking him to the ground.
During the week, Hendrickson was asked what he would say to those who suggest there was bad blood
when he left Cincinnati.
"As a Christian, I forgive and obviously I move on," Hendrickson said. "And there's some wonderful times that I had there. Like I said, there'll be a time to reflect and all that stuff. But right now, there's an opponent in front of us. And as the Ravens, we look forward to capitalizing on everything that we can this week."
Earlier in the week, Ravens linebacker Trenton Simpson predicted a multi-sack game for Hendrickson against his former team.
Hendrickson, who led the NFL in sacks in 2024, entered Week 7 with two sacks in the four games in which he's played for the Ravens this season. He missed two games because of finger surgery.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: 'Let's talk over here.' Trey Hendrickson has private chat with Burrow
