Can't see any path forward but a trade...he posted on his Instagram account that he's back in his home state of Florida:

Jordan Schultz
@Schultz_Report
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10m
Sources: The #Bengals and All-Pro DE Trey Hendrickson made attempts over the past few days to reengage on a new deal, but talks failed to gain serious momentum.

Both sides are dug in and frustrated. I’m told there are key differences between the two sides, and there’s currently no clear path to a resolution.

Probably a tie with Kay Adams:

Andrew Marchand
@AndrewMarchand
NEWS: The Rich Eisen Show will be the new centerpiece of ESPN Radio from noon-3 p.m., The Athletic has learned.

https://nytimes.com/athletic/6507652/202...ed_article Rich Eisen to take over ESPN Radio’s noon slot: Sources

At $200 a pop this is not something most could afford to do very often. But damn, after seeing U2 at the Sphere a couple years ago, I'm a little intrigued about watching live football in a similar setting. There are currently locations in Dallas and LA and more coming. Anyone been to one? Click the video in the link. 

https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/an...-rankings/

1. Minnesota Vikings
The biggest mover across our entire rankings was the Minnesota front seven, which jumped 24 spots to No. 1 this year. The Vikings added both Jonathan Allen and Javon Hargrave to a defensive front that finished sixth in pressure rate and fourth in sacks last season.

Warren Sharp
@SharpFootball
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Best front sevens in 2025:

1. Vikings
2. Broncos
3. Steelers
4. Giants
5. Texans
6. Browns
7. Jets
8. Eagles
9. Bills
10. Lions
11. Seahawks
12. Cowboys
13. Raiders
14. 49ers
15. Ravens
16. Chiefs
17. Rams
18. Colts
19. Dolphins
20. Bears
21. Chargers
22. Buccaneers
23. Patriots
24. Commanders
25. Packers
26. Bengals
27. Jaguars
28. Cardinals
29. Panthers
30. Saints
31. Titans
32. Falcons

Has some pain in his throwing shoulder that won't go away. KOC University candidate in 2026?

Ian Rapoport
@RapSheet
#Titans QB Will Levis will undergo surgery on his throwing shoulder, sources say, ending his 2025 season. Surgery is July 29.

Levis has elected to have the procedure to ensure long-term health, based on medical opinions, one that should help him be ready for the 2026 season.

This answers a lot of questions already...some names I noted who have already reported to camp:

Christian Darrisaw
Will Fries
Rondale Moore

All back(?) from injuries.
All 4 QBs reported.
Looks like the rest are rookies and UDFAs.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6502245...camp-2025/

For those that know how to get past the paywall, please copy and paste.

Oh and for those that didn't think the Bears loved JJM. - Greg Holcomb on his conversation with Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles via
@alec_lewis

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/4578...cl-surgery

A blow for Detroit, but they did draft Tyleik Williams so it won't be as bad as it could have been.

https://www.purpleinsider.football/p/cam...whispering

Interesting article contrasting the book 'The Quarterback Whisperer' by Bruce Arians and how it relates to what KOC is doing with JJM and JJM's innate/tangible abilities as it related to success and the position.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/4568...n-oconnell