In March, the Baltimore Ravens signed running back Derrick Henry to a two-year, $16 million deal. He will help carry the Baltimore run game and take pressure off of quarterback Lamar Jackson.
On “Ravens Wired,” offensive coordinator Todd Monken was asked about Henry and his transition to the Ravens so far. He called Henry “a real pro,” praising the veteran running back.
"A real pro." 🫡
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— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) July 18, 2024
Henry spent eight years with the Tennessee Titans before joining Baltimore and established himself as one of the best running backs the game has seen. He and Jackson will be a nightmare duo to stop, one that will wreak havoc on NFL defenses.
