RB Derrick Henry hopes to end your career with Ravens

Derrick HenryThe debut season with the Ravens exceeded expectations and demonstrated that his decorated career would probably last many years. Whenever the all-pro-running runs back, he hopes to do this in Baltimore.

When Henry spoke of the NFL -Honors from the NFL -Honors from the Athletic -Dianna Russini, he hoped to retire as a raven. This is not surprising when you consider that the 31-year-old had one of his best seasons in 2024. Henry’s rushing (1,921) and Scrimmage Yards (2,114) from the 2025 campaign were the second highest of his career and his 18 total of 18 touchdowns fit one personal best.

Duplicating this production in 2025 and beyond will also be a challenge for the long -term Titans star, but he should be able to use a new commitment from the Ravens in this off -season. Henry is in the books for the next year, but none of his planned basic content of USD 6 million is guaranteed (although he has a compensation of USD 1 million, which is associated in the form of a squad bonus in March). The five-time Pro-Bowler will currently have a cap goal of 12.9 mm in the amount of $ 12.9 million in 2025, so that an expansion can reduce this number and at the same time ensure that its term in Baltimore Time is continued.

Ravens General Manager Eric Decosta After the team’s season has come to an end, a Henry extension is checked. The team has other offseason priorities in the offensive in particular the decision to sign or replace the left duel again Ronnie Stanley -But a new commitment in Henry would be from a duty scheme and a financial point of view. The tip of the Running Back market comprises five players with an average of at least $ 12 million per year for their current offers, but a modest increase in the 8 mm AAV product of the Alabama product could be sufficient to develop a multi-year agreement.

Baltimore’s Running Back Depth Chart contains a specialist for the pass catchment area Justice Hill (Which signed an extension by 2026 in September and achieved a career high of 611 scrimmage of Yards this season), former Udfa Keaton Mitchell and 2024 fifth Rashen Ali. Without a clear RB1 successor, Henry was supposed to hold back in 2025 and also a work animal for his new team. His chances of ending his career at the Ravens – and thus avoiding a second trip to the Free Agency – will of course increase if a new deal can be worked out in the coming months.