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The Baltimore Ravens signed running back Derrick Henry to a two-year, $16 million deal on the second day of free agency. There was plenty of excitement about the move, and many wondered how he and quarterback Lamar Jackson would mesh in the backfield.
On the Pivot Podcast, Henry sat down with former NFL players Ryan Clark and others to express his desire to win a Super Bowl. He mentioned that the last time Baltimore did so was in New Orleans in 2012-2013, a significant development since the big game is also in New Orleans this season.
Derrick Henry on the Ravens
“The last time the Ravens won the Super Bowl, it was in New Orleans. Hopefully this year it comes full circle” pic.twitter.com/92pZkFqoZc
— Kevin Oestreicher (@koestreicher34) March 26, 2024
Henry spent the first eight years of his NFL career in Tennessee with the Titans, so moving teams now is a big deal. However, there is massive potential with Henry’s skillset in the backfield, something opposing defenses must fear.