Derrick Henry says the Titans did little to keep him when he left in free agency for Baltimore
- On Sunday, Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry will face the Tennessee Titans for the first time since joining Baltimore, reuniting at the stadium where he spent eight dominant seasons.
- Tennessee made no contract offer to keep Henry in free agency as the team decided to move on; Henry said Wednesday the Titans 'shipped me out,' though he acknowledged it was time to find a new home.
- Since joining the Ravens on a $16 million contract, Henry has produced 3,817 yards rushing and 38 touchdowns, leading the NFL, while Titans running back Tony Pollard has totaled 2,334 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns during that span.
- "It's still like family there," Henry said, though he added there will not be much love on the field; Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said teammates are aware of the game's magnitude.
- Henry becomes the fourth player to face a team for which he produced at least 9,000 yards rushing and 90 touchdowns, leaving Tennessee as the franchise's second all-time leading rusher behind Eddie George.
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Derrick Henry's Painful Titans Admission Makes Tennessee's Biggest Mistake Look Even Worse
The Tennessee Titans didn’t just lose Derrick Henry. According to Henry himself, they never even made an offer to keep one of the greatest players in franchise history.Henry confirmed that reality while speaking with ESPN’s Jamison Hensley, who asked whether Tennessee attempted to retain him before he ultimately joined the Baltimore Ravens. “Nah, they shipped […]
Derrick Henry says the Titans did little to keep him when he left in f
Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry (22) is tackled by Dallas Cowboys linebacker Donovan Ezeiruaku (6) and linebacker Jaishawn Barham (55) during the second half of an NFL football game in Rio de Janeiro, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
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