Burrow knows his numbers, of course. Hendrickson has had 17.5 sacks each of the past two seasons. The Cincinnati superstar QB is certainly much happier having Hendrickson on his side than having him chasing into the Bengals' backfield.

Trey Hendrickson ended his holdout, pivoting to a "hold in" and attempting to help his teammates along the way. The offense and defense traded jabs, both in terms of play and in the form of a small, minor scuffle that occurred toward the end of the practice. Here's what we learned from Day Six of Bengals training camp:

The Cincinnati Bengals need big things from rookie linebacker Demetrius Knight right away next to Logan Wilson in a post-Germaine Pratt world. Early signs? The older rookie is going to provide. Case in point,

Quarterback Joe Burrow feels optimistic about this Bengals team. That's not just talk. And he's backing that up with great play at training camp.