Ravens make a Derrick Henry trade decision ahead of NFL deadline
Ravens reportedly have no plans to trade Derrick Henry before Tuesday's NFL deadline, despite a four-game losing streak and mounting quarterback injuries
The Baltimore Ravens are not planning to trade star running back Derrick Henry before the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, despite their recent four-game losing streak. Sources indicate the team has no intention of moving Henry, with general manager Eric DeCosta not preparing for a roster overhaul. The decision comes after injuries to quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Tyler Huntley, which altered the team's outlook.
Henry, 32, is crucial to Baltimore's offense, and his commitment to helping the team turn its season around was reaffirmed following a recent loss. The Ravens recently signed quarterback Jacoby Brissett, who will start against the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday, providing the offense with a veteran presence. The team also created more than $8.6 million in salary cap space through contract restructuring, offering general manager DeCosta additional financial flexibility.
Baltimore's upcoming schedule includes games against the Chargers, Carolina Panthers, and Houston Texans, providing opportunities for the Ravens to regain momentum and strengthen their playoff position.
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