Hendrickson, 30, was the final remaining NFL holdout this training camp. It’s not yet clear if he will practice as he looks to get his new contract. The news comes less than a week after rookie defensive lineman Shemar Stewart ended his own lengthy standoff with the Bengals.

As Hendrickson looked for a new deal earlier this offseason, the Bengals initially permitted him to seek a trade to a team that would give him the contract he wanted. Less than a month later, however, Cincinnati walked back that offer and reportedly wasn't interested in trading him.

The Cincinnati Bengals were preparing to enter training camp this week despite still being at odds with two prominent pieces of their defense in sack leader Trey Hendrickson and rookie first-round pick Shemar Stewart.