After a season-long holdout and ignored trade demands, the Redskins finally seemed intent on dealing with starting offensive lineman Trent Williams.

We reported the drama started back in the summer when Williams requested a trade from Washington. Now, in a strange twist, on Tuesday, Washington Redskins opted to keep the disgruntled 31-year-old after the Trade offers for Trent Williams were NOT as high as they wanted. Read on…

CelebNSports247.com reports Trent Williams “dissatisfaction” the Redskins came with their “handling” of a medical situation that ended in a growth being removed from his head.

If you recall, Trent’s growth — which doctors worried was malignant — turned out to be far less serious, but seemingly upset the seven-time Pro Bowler to the point of wanting out of DC.

Fast forward to now, Trent Williams reported to the team before the deadline and will be eligible to play the remainder of the season.

For now, the Redskins reportedly passed on a second-rounder for Williams and will look to trade him again this offseason.

The team was reportedly looking for a first-round pick or a top-tier player in return. They expected an offer from the Patriots and Browns since they were considered to be the potential frontrunners but it didn’t play out as they wanted.

According to ESPN the Browns quickly balked when Washington brought up star cornerback Denzel Ward.

.@CharlesRobinson on Yahoo! Sports NFL Podcast “The Cleveland #Browns are furious w/ the Washington Redskins over Trent Williams.” Says 6 wks ago, Redskins could’ve had 1st rd pk for Williams from CLE. WASH waited 6 wks, CLE basically said “kiss my ass, you’re not calling me now”

— Keith Britton (@KeithBritton86) October 30, 2019