Germaine Pratt shares Trey Hendrickson message during Bengals goodbye
The Cincinnati Bengals made official Tuesday the release of linebacker Germaine Pratt, who had been with the team since being drafted in 2019 and was one of the longest-tenured players in Cincinnati.
After the release, Pratt took to Instagram to share a post made by another Bengal that's not exactly 100 percent happy at the moment, defensive end Trey Hendrickson, who is in the midst of a contract dispute and did not show up to mandatory minicamp this week.
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Hendrickson posted a picture of he and Pratt on Instagram with a red teardrop emoji to symbolize his sadness for losing his on-field brother. Pratt would repost the picture to his own Instagram story.
Pratt also took to Twitter/X for a couple of posts.
The Bengals swapped defensive coordinators, which led to Pratt requesting a trade during the offseason. They also went on to select two linebackers, South Carolina's Demetrius Knight Jr and Clemson's Barrett Carter, in April's draft.
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