The contract dispute between the Cincinnati Bengals and Trey Hendrickson took a wrong turn on Tuesday when the All-Pro edge rusher didn't report to training camp with the rest of the team's veteran players.

CINCINNATI — The NFL journey led Desmond Ridder back to Cincinnati for a shot with the Bengals this summer. UC's legendary former quarterback discussed the chance with the media on Wednesday. He's playing behind a familiar quarterback in a very familiar city.

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The Cincinnati Bengals began training camp on Wednesday morning and a new face in the quarterback room made his practice debut.

Hendrickson reportedly told ESPN's Adam Schefter that he plans to sit out camp as long as he needs until he gets a new contract worked out. Hendrickson has one year left on his current deal, which carries an $18.6 million cap hit and pays him a $15.8 million salary.

The NFL raked in $13.6 billion in revenue during the last fiscal year, according to an ESPN.com report. Each club, including the Cincinnati Bengals, received the same slice of that pie.

The Cincinnati Bengals have already added four new players to their roster this week including former first-round pick Taven Bryan, and they may not be done. As first reported by Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz, Cincinnati is hosting free agent tight end Noah Fant on a visit Thursday, which is the second day of Bengals training camp.