Henry is entering the final year of his two-year, $16 million contract, but Nick Shook of NFL.com wonders if the Ravens will do something about his deal following his exceptional year. BURNING ...

With just two weeks to go until the draft, NFL.com columnist Jeffri Chadiha questioned what the Ravens plan to do with Henry's contract, and when they plan to do it. "Henry is entering the last ...

The store has been previously visited by the famous rapper Drake and by other NFL players, including the New York Giants’ wide receiver, Odell Beckham Jr. Derrick Henry is dedicating all his ...

Derrick Henry continues to defy Father Time — or at least the NFL’s version of it for the running back position. The 31-year-old has quieted those who believe that running backs hit a decline ...

He's 31. That's 75 in RB years”, while another fan wrote, “I love Henry, but he's entering his 31 year old season and father time is undefeated. In the history of the NFL, how many 32+ year ...

But now? As NFL analyst Florio, points out, Henry's contract makes it look like he's earning "peanuts.'' "The devaluation of the running back'' has been a real thing for the last few years.

Most NFL players take the early part of the offseason to rest up and recover after the grind that is the season itself, but not Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry. Henry, 31, is known for ...

With Philadelphia Eagles' Running Back Saquon Barkley resetting the running back market at $20 million per year, Ravens star Derrick Henry could push for a new deal—and potentially hold out.

Henry has rushed for 11,423 yards and 106 touchdowns in nine seasons. He led the NFL in rushing twice — including 2,027 yards in 2020 — and led the league in rushing touchdowns three times ...

Five-star prospects Chris Henry Jr. and Brandon Arrington Jr. have ... They won a national championship this season, they can put people into the NFL every year, and they have great people around ...

The Baltimore Ravens had one of the most explosive rushing attacks the NFL has ever seen between Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry last season. Teams often use the NFL draft to fill a hole on ...