Derrick Henry Joins Baltimore Ravens on Two-Year Deal

The former Tennessee Titans star running back's signing is seen as a major boost for the Ravens' offense and a significant move in NFL free agency.

Derrick Henry, previously with the Tennessee Titans, has signed a two-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens worth $16 million, aiming to revitalize the team's running game.
The Ravens also faced a loss as outside linebacker Patrick Queen signed a three-year contract worth $41 million with AFC North rival Pittsburgh Steelers.
Henry's arrival is expected to alleviate some of the offensive burden from quarterback Lamar Jackson, who has led the Ravens in rushing for the past five seasons.
Despite concerns about his age and wear, Henry's performance remains strong, with 1,167 rushing yards last season and a reputation as a powerful runner.
The Ravens' offensive line faces uncertainty with the departure of starting guards and the need for proven linemen to support the new running game strategy.