Ravens RB Derrick Henry Addresses Disastrous Mistake in Loss to Browns

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry took responsibility and apologized to his teammates after losing a critical fourth-quarter fumble in a 13-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Holding a 10-3 lead in the final quarter, Henry's turnover allowed Cleveland to tie the score with a touchdown before Andre Szmyt sealed the victory with a walk-off 37-yard field goal.

Henry finished the game with 58 rushing yards on 17 carries, managing only 27 yards after Baltimore's opening touchdown drive. Following the defeat, quarterback Tyler Huntley and defensive coordinator Jesse Minter confirmed that Henry addressed the team in the locker room, with the running back publicly telling reporters that the mistake cannot happen and that he must improve.