The All-Pro defensive end missed the first five days of training camp and accumulated $250,000 in fines as he seeks a long-term extension with guaranteed money that matches the league's top pass rushers.

Schefter writes that Hendrickson made the decision to report to camp "without the sides being any closer" on a new deal. Hendrickson could've had a change of heart, but for the entire offseason, he's been clear that he won't actually suit up this fall for the $16 million he's due to be paid by his current contract.

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.