Ravens Signal Derrick Henry Won’t Be Traded Despite Rumors

WHO:

Bleacher Report - Ravens officials reportedly told ESPN’s Adam Schefter they “have no intention” of trading Derrick Henry; Schefter said the team had “never” considered trading him.

Boston.com - The New England Patriots had reportedly been interested in trading for Derrick Henry.

Heavy NFL - Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jauan Jennings made his position on being traded clear.

Pro Football Network - Derrick Henry is the Baltimore Ravens running back discussed in trade rumors.

Fox News - The Baltimore Ravens are the team reportedly telling other teams that Henry is not available for trade.

Newsweek - NFL insider Adam Schefter revealed an update about Henry’s future with the Ravens.

Heavy NFL - The Seattle Seahawks are mentioned as a possible suitor for Henry.

Pro Football Network - The Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers are identified as potential landing spots for Henry.

WHAT:

Bleacher Report - Henry said, “I have not mentioned me going anywhere else,” and, “Let’s go back to work. Let’s try to get better and turn this thing around.”

Bleacher Report - Baltimore had lost four straight games and had a 4-5 record; it had been outscored by 71 points over its previous three games.

Bleacher Report - Henry had 545 rushing yards and averaged 3.6 yards per attempt in eight starts.

Bleacher Report - Baltimore finalized a trade with the Arizona Cardinals for quarterback Jacoby Brissett; backup Joe Fagnano is an undrafted rookie.

Bleacher Report - Tyler Huntley underwent surgery for turf toe and was expected to miss the rest of the season; Lamar Jackson was placed on injured reserve with a thumb injury and would miss at least four games.

Bleacher Report - Henry was 32 years old and had a $16.3 million cap hit in 2027.

Boston.com - An ESPN insider shut down trade rumors involving Derrick Henry.

Heavy NFL - Jauan Jennings sent a blunt message about getting traded before the NFL deadline.

Fox News - Reports say the Ravens have told teams Henry is not available for trade before the NFL trade deadline.

Newsweek - Adam Schefter revealed a trade-related update about Henry’s future with Baltimore; the article excerpt does not specify the update’s details.

Pro Football Network - The article raises whether the Ravens should trade Henry and considers the Vikings and Packers as possible destinations.

Heavy NFL - The Seahawks may be unable to acquire Henry, described as a long-shot trade target.

WHERE:

Fox News - The Ravens are based in Baltimore.

Pro Football Network - The Vikings and Packers are presented as potential landing spots; no specific locations are given.

Heavy NFL - Seattle is associated with the Seahawks’ reported interest.

WHEN:

Bleacher Report - Baltimore’s schedule before its Week 13 bye included games against the Los Angeles Chargers, Carolina Panthers, and Houston Texans.

WHY:

Fox News - The Ravens are trying to salvage their season amid injury woes.

Heavy NFL - The excerpt characterizes a Seahawks trade for Henry as a long shot but gives no further reason.

HOW:

Fox News - The reported update is that the Ravens have communicated to other teams that Henry is not available for trade.

Newsweek - The update was attributed to NFL insider Adam Schefter; the excerpt provides no further details about how he reported it.

The Ravens say they have no intention of trading Derrick Henry, despite reported Patriots interest. Henry says he hasn’t asked to leave and wants Baltimore to improve. The Ravens have lost four straight, while injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley deepen concerns.