Derrick Henry Faces Uncertain Future with Titans

Despite a challenging season, the running back remains focused on finishing strong as he heads into free agency.

Derrick Henry, the Tennessee Titans' all-time leader in rushing touchdowns and scrimmage TDs, is heading into free agency after this season, potentially ending his eight-year tenure with the team.
Henry, who turned 30 on Thursday, has had a challenging season with the lowest yards per carry average of his career (3.9), but still earned his fourth Pro Bowl with 1,014 yards and 11 touchdowns.
The Titans, who will miss the playoffs for the second straight season, are reportedly poised to turn the page from Henry and other key players, including quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
Henry's 9,349 rushing yards are the second most in franchise history behind Eddie George.
Despite the uncertainty, Henry remains focused on the upcoming game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, treating it like any other game and aiming to finish the season strong.