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Derrick Henry’s name has been mentioned in recent trade rumors. The future Hall of Famer will not be on the move at the upcoming deadline, however. The Ravens have informed Henry he will not be traded, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports.…

The Baltimore Ravens have informed running back Derrick Henry that he will not be dealt before the upcoming trade deadline, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Despite a four-game losing streak that dropped Baltimore to 4-5 and uncertainty surrounding injured quarterback Lamar Jackson, the Ravens intend to push for a playoff spot. The 32-year-old Henry, who is under contract through 2027, previously stated his desire to remain with the franchise.
While Henry stays put, the New York Giants have reportedly called Baltimore regarding backup running back Justice Hill. The Giants are coached by John Harbaugh, who previously managed Hill during his eight seasons in Baltimore. Hill is an impending free agent carrying a $2.75 million salary for the 2026 season.
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