There is only one outcome and one outcome only that Derrick Henry wants to see in his tenure with the Baltimore Ravens, and it’s none other than raising the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
After 10 years with the Tennessee Titans, Henry decided to take his rushing prowess to the AFC North, signing with the Baltimore Ravens in 2024.
Since then, however, Baltimore has won just one playoff game despite the terrifying combo of Henry and quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Henry and the Ravens will try again in 2026, with the five-time Pro Bowl running back underscoring his desire to avoid ending his partnership with Jackson without a ring.
“It would be crazy for me to say I played with Lamar Jackson, and we didn’t win no championships,” the former Alabama Crimson Tide star RB said on a recent appearance on “The Lounge” podcast.
“I cannot have that. I do not want that to be a thing. We’ve got to do it.”
With a new head coach in Jesse Minter, the Ravens are hoping they can get over the hump and make a deep playoff run. Henry’s window as an elite running back is also closing as he will turn 33 in January, adding more pressure for Baltimore to win it all before his football powers begin to fade significantly.
In his first two seasons with Baltimore, Henry racked up 3,516 rushing yards with 32 touchdowns on 632 carries through 34 games.
