Derrick Henry Takes Blame After Ravens’ Offense Falls Short in Cleveland

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry took personal responsibility for the team's 13-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. Henry's crucial fourth-quarter fumble was recovered by Cleveland and led to a game-tying touchdown, completing part of the Browns' 10-point comeback. Following the divisional matchup, Henry told his teammates in the locker room that the defeat fell squarely on his shoulders.

Operating with backup quarterback Tyler Huntley while Lamar Jackson sat out with an ankle injury, the Ravens managed only 58 rushing yards from Henry on 17 carries. After building an early 10-point lead, Baltimore's offense stagnated against Cleveland's aggressive front, accumulating only 124 yards across their final nine drives and dropping the Ravens to a 4-2 record.