BREAKING NEWS Bengals star Trey Hendrickson refuses to attend training camp and flees to Florida amid feud over new contract
Hendrickson and the Bengals have been locked in talks over a long-term extension, with neither side seemingly willing to give an inch in the negotiations.
As a result, Hendrickson posted a photo to his Instagram story of a road and geo-tagged the picture to indicate that he was in the state of Florida.
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