What's concern level of T.J. Watt, Terry McLaurin, Trey Hendrickson and others holding out of minicamp?

In early June, several NFL stars are absent from their teams' mandatory minicamps as they seek new contracts. These holdouts often involve fines and leverage for negotiations. Notable absences include: 1. **Cincinnati Bengals DE Trey Hendrickson**: His holdout raises high concern due to the Bengals' historical reluctance to renegotiate contracts. The Bengals' defense needs Hendrickson after a poor last season. 2. **Washington Commanders WR Terry McLaurin**: There's low concern here. McLaurin is underpaid and likely to get a new deal, as the team has the cap space to re-sign him after a standout season. 3. **Pittsburgh Steelers OLB T.J. Watt**: Low concern as well. Although he seeks a lucrative deal similar to Myles Garrett’s, the Steelers have a strong track record of securing star players. 4. **Miami Dolphins CB Jalen Ramsey and TE Jonnu Smith**: High concern due to unresolved trade and contract issues. The Dolphins may need to address these soon to avoid an awkward situation if deals aren't reached. Overall, while these holdouts are common, the level of concern varies depending on the team's history and the player's situation.