Is the 2,000-yard back being undervalued? Or is regression coming for him and the hot rookie is the better choice?

"Henry also boasts the highest PFF rushing grade in a three-year sample size going back to 2022 (94.2). Last season, he forced the most missed tackles (89) and ripped off the second-most runs of ...

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is coming off an amazing season in 2024, where he started 17 games with 1,921 rushing yards, 16 touchdowns, 19 receptions, 193 yards and two touchdowns.

The Ravens and Derrick Henry reached an agreement on a two-year, $30 million deal. Skip to ... he's freakishly talented – his combination of size and speed," DeCosta said after the 2024 ...

Baltimore Ravens’ star running back Derrick Henry has officially sold his Dallas home, but this isn’t just another real estate deal—it’s the closing of a dream he once had. For years ...

The Baltimore Ravens were smart. And the Baltimore Ravens were lucky. They knew when they signed him a year ago that they got away with a steal given the success running back Derrick Henry had in ...

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry carries the football during an NFL game against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Sept. 29, 2024, at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

Derrick Henry is one of the best running backs in the NFL and he's fresh off one of his better seasons. Henry spent the first eight seasons with the Tennessee Titans before joining the Baltimore ...

Derrick Henry's first season with the Baltimore Ravens couldn't have gone much better, and the AFC North team may look to extend his contract beyond just the 2025 campaign.

On Henry’s 44-yard touchdown run, which extended Baltimore's lead to 28-7 in the third quarter, Jackson faked keeping the ball long enough to draw the linebackers toward him and opened up a ...

Ashton Jeanty stats vs. Derrick Henry. Derrick Henry (2015) Stat: Ashton Jeanty (2024) 15: Games: 13: 395: Carries: 344: ... Even with Henry's sample size including two games played after Heisman ...

There aren't many players -- if any -- who are more difficult to tackle than Ravens running back Derrick Henry. He's a 6-foot-3, 247-pound behemoth with the kind of speed you never see from a ...