Derrick Henry Declares 2026 Super Bowl Push With Lamar Jackson
His public vow signals urgency for a Ravens team with a new coaching staff facing lingering injury questions.
Overview
- Henry said on The Lounge podcast Monday that winning a Super Bowl with Lamar Jackson is his primary goal and that the 2026 season is the window to get it done.
- He told hosts he cannot accept playing alongside Jackson without winning a championship and said he is "tired of watching" from home, framing the pursuit as a personal motivation.
- Henry is also chasing major career marks: he ranks 10th all time in rushing and is about 994 yards from moving up to sixth on the NFL career list.
- The comment comes as the Ravens rebuild after missing the 2025 playoffs because of injuries to Jackson and other key players and enter 2026 with a new coaching staff.
- Henry’s dual focus on a title and milestone rushing totals raises stakes for the offense, placing greater pressure on the offensive line, Jackson’s health, and game plans early in the season.