Packers Urged to Execute Blockbuster RB Trade to Ignite ‘Atrocious’ Ground Attack

Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport has urged the Green Bay Packers to target Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry via trade before the deadline. Despite strong play from quarterback Jordan Love, the Packers rank dead last in the NFL in rushing with an average of 60.6 yards per game. Green Bay has failed to record a single 100-yard rushing performance this season.

While Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor was noted as another theoretical target, Henry is considered a more affordable trade option. Henry has rushed for 689 yards and eight touchdowns in nine games this season for the Ravens. A move could also address backfield uncertainty surrounding Josh Jacobs, who reportedly faces potential league discipline stemming from reopened domestic violence investigations.