The first encounter with Trey Hendrickson dramatically went in favor of the Cincinnati Bengals.
A supposed Hendrickson revenge game against the Bengals that had Ravens players predicting a multi-sack day for Hendrickson saw Joe Burrow drop 35 unanswered to win in a blowout.
By the time the lopsided AFC North encounter ended, Hendrickson had a few pressures and quarterback hits, but no sacks or tackles on the day.
There was this heartfelt moment after Hendrickson hit Burrow, at least:
Trey Hendrickson helps up Joe Burrow after he got to him in the backfield. pic.twitter.com/3lJlGOMam4
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) October 25, 2026
Otherwise, Hendrickson was the new guy in the Ravens locker room after the collapse with a fresh set of eyes on what appears to be a big problem for the Ravens:
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OLB Trey Hendrickson on the defense giving up 35 unanswered points to his former team: "The game isn’t over until it’s over. And we have a standard of our play. So, continuing to go out there and finishing the game was most important. "I can’t speak for everybody else,… https://t.co/mTALHUoaKF
— Josh Tolentino (@JCTSports) October 25, 2026
The Bengals, meanwhile, are off to a stunning sacks pace this season behind the efforts of trade arrival Dexter Lawrence and free-agent arrival (and Hendrickson replacement) Boye Mafe.
The Bengals will see Hendrickson again in Week 17 on December 31 in Cincinnati. But in the interim, they won big while he’s left trying to rally the troops in Baltimore.
This article originally appeared on Bengals Wire: How did Trey Hendrickson do in revenge game vs. Bengals?
