Odds Favor 4-Team Race for Defensive Star Trey Hendrickson

Prediction website Kalshi says four teams are favored to land the former sacks leader in free agency

Mar. 10, 2026 at 9:26pm

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Defensive end Trey Hendrickson, a former sacks leader, is still on the market in NFL free agency. According to prediction website Kalshi, four teams are favored to land the defensive star: the Dallas Cowboys, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Buffalo Bills, and Jacksonville Jaguars.

Why it matters

Hendrickson is one of the top defensive players available in free agency, and his signing could significantly impact the fortunes of whichever team is able to secure his services. Teams are eager to add a pass-rushing force like Hendrickson to bolster their defenses and make a push for the playoffs.

The details

Hendrickson, who had a relatively quiet 2025 season with only 4 sacks, is still seen as a premier defensive end. The former sacks leader is looking to find a new team where he can thrive in 2026. According to Kalshi, the Cowboys have the highest odds at 32% to land Hendrickson, followed by the Buccaneers (28%), Bills (18%), and Jaguars (14%).

  • NFL free agency officially began on March 10, 2026.

The players

Trey Hendrickson

A defensive end and former sacks leader who is one of the top defensive players available in NFL free agency.

Liam Coen

The head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars, who is looking to build on the team's success in his second year.

Josh Allen

The quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, who is looking to lead the team to its first Super Bowl appearance.

Micah Parsons

The former heart of the Dallas Cowboys' defense, whose void the team is looking to fill.

Maxx Crosby

A defensive player who has already signed with another team, leaving the Cowboys to look elsewhere to replace Parsons.

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