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Plan A for the New York Giants to upgrade at running back remains a mega-deal for Jonathan Taylor. Plan B, if there is a real Plan B, won’t be Derrick Henry of the Baltimore Ravens. Per Adam Schefter, the Ravens…

The Baltimore Ravens have reportedly informed running back Derrick Henry that they have no intention of trading him ahead of the deadline. According to reporting from Adam Schefter, Baltimore will not deal Henry to the New York Giants or any other team, as the franchise remains focused on competing this season rather than entering a fire sale. The Giants have also reportedly inquired about Ravens veteran running back Justice Hill amid injuries in New York's backfield.
Ed Valentine of Big Blue View notes that Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor remains the Giants' primary trade target. However, the Colts reportedly rejected an offer featuring a second- and fifth-round pick. Valentine suggests the Giants could potentially package draft picks alongside running back Tyrone Tracy in a permanent trade proposal to entice Indianapolis, while downplaying the likelihood of acquiring Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Vita Vea.
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