Summary
Trey Hendrickson carries a 91.0 dynasty score, ranking 12 at DL. His 4 sacks in 11 games demonstrate a strong production trajectory heading into his age-31 season with 3 years remaining on his $15M APY contract.
Projection Rationale
Hendrickson’s 4 sacks in 11 games indicate a strong production trajectory. His Verdict production grade at the 89th percentile suggests he will continue to excel in his role, despite efficiency grades at the 71st percentile indicating some room for improvement. With 3 years remaining on his contract, Hendrickson’s role security is stable.
Injury Risk
Hendrickson suffered a series of injuries in 2025, including 5 weeks out and 4 weeks questionable. He has a Verdict durability grade at the 80th percentile, but his age and injury history increase his risk profile.
Opportunity Notes
Hendrickson’s snap share decreased from 75.0% to 60.0% over the course of the season. His role in the Ravens’ 3-4 defense appears secure, but his reduced playing time may impact his fantasy value.
Scheme Fit Analysis
Anthony Weaver coordinates a 3-4 defense with a 21.9% blitz rate, which should allow Hendrickson to continue generating pressure. However, the Ravens’ 46.8% run rate may limit Hendrickson’s sack opportunities.
Trend Assessment
Declining. Hendrickson’s snap share decreased from 75.0% to 60.0% over the course of the season, contributing to a downward trend in his production.
Ceiling / Floor
Ceiling: DL1-DL3. Hendrickson must continue to generate pressure and remain healthy to reach his ceiling. Floor: DL5-DL6. If Hendrickson’s snap share remains low or he loses his starting job, his fantasy value will decline. His trade value is 3,822, placing him in the middle tier of DLs.
Comparable Player
Jason Taylor, 1997-2002.