Trey Hendrickson arrived at M&T Bank Stadium in a casual look for his Baltimore Ravens home debut against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. The newly acquired linebacker wore a light grey short-sleeve collared polo shirt and dark denim jeans. He completed the look with casual black sneakers and a black wristwatch.
The Ravens shared Hendrickson’s look on X on Sunday.
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“Home debut‼️,” the caption read.
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Fans rushed to the comments section to share their reactions.
“I’m not going to lie, Trey, in that Polo looks like a door-to-door roof salesman, not a top DE in the league. 😂,” a fan said.
“I ain’t gon lie, he look depressed,” one fan posted.
“CJ voice, ahh [expletive], here we go again,” another fan added.
Here are some more reactions.
“Looks regular ash,” a fan wrote.
“Guys not even wearing a cast on his broken finger. What a madman. Trey defo getting a couple sacks today 😂 ,” one fan commented.
“He needs to sit out. We already got too many injuries, we don’t need nothing long term,” another fan said.
Hendrickson arrived in Baltimore following an offseason after five seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals. In his first game as a Raven, the linebacker recorded one solo tackle against the Indianapolis Colts.
The four-time Pro Bowler would fancy impressing the home crowd in his first outing at M&T Bank Stadium as a Raven.
Trey Hendrickson expected to play through arm injury against the Saints
Trey Hendrickson is expected to play in Week 2 against his former team, the New Orleans Saints, despite suffering a finger fracture in the second half of Baltimore’s season opener.
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Hendrickson broke his finger into several pieces during the Week 1 win over the Colts. He logged one solo tackle and four pressures across limited action as Baltimore’s primary edge rusher.
After missing practice on Wednesday and Thursday, he had a limited session on Friday and was listed as questionable before being cleared to suit up against the Saints with a protective cast on his hand.
The Saints drafted Trey Hendrickson in 2017, and years later, he is set to suit up against them in new colors.
Edited by Nishant