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The Tennessee Titans have a great history at running back, with players such as Earl Campbell, Eddie George, Chris Johnson, and Derrick Henry carrying the torch for the organization.
Of those, watching Henry flourish with Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens is still a sore spot with some of the fanbase, and unfortunately, things won’t be getting any easier in 2026. Not only will the Titans face Henry and the Ravens during the season, but he dealt a crushing blow to his legacy in Nashville.
Meeting with Kay Adams on the Up and Adams Show, Henry made it clear that he is all in on Baltimore and wants to retire a Raven.
“What other place would there to be to retire?” Henry said, “When I’m done playing, I want to be done playing here. When I hang it up, Baltimore is the last place I want to be.”
Henry is one of the most dominant backs of this generation and made his name with the Titans before leaving the organization as a free agent in 2024. Over his career in Nashville, he played 119 games, rushing for 9,502 yards with 93 touchdowns, and chipped in another 155 receptions for 1,458 yards and nine touchdowns; leading the league in rushing twice, rushing touchdowns three times, and becoming the 2020 NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Even with the majority of those career numbers, which will etch his name as one of the greatest backs in league history, being accumulated with the Titans, it’s clear that King Henry has found his kingdom in Baltimore and will finish his career and eventually retire as a Raven.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Former Titans great Derrick Henry wants to retire as a Raven
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Of those, watching Henry flourish with Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens is still a sore spot with some of the fanbase, and unfortunately, things won’t be getting any easier in 2026. Not only will the Titans face Henry and the Ravens during the season, but he dealt a crushing blow to his legacy in Nashville.
Meeting with Kay Adams on the Up and Adams Show, Henry made it clear that he is all in on Baltimore and wants to retire a Raven.
“What other place would there to be to retire?” Henry said, “When I’m done playing, I want to be done playing here. When I hang it up, Baltimore is the last place I want to be.”
Henry is one of the most dominant backs of this generation and made his name with the Titans before leaving the organization as a free agent in 2024. Over his career in Nashville, he played 119 games, rushing for 9,502 yards with 93 touchdowns, and chipped in another 155 receptions for 1,458 yards and nine touchdowns; leading the league in rushing twice, rushing touchdowns three times, and becoming the 2020 NFL Offensive Player of the Year.
Even with the majority of those career numbers, which will etch his name as one of the greatest backs in league history, being accumulated with the Titans, it’s clear that King Henry has found his kingdom in Baltimore and will finish his career and eventually retire as a Raven.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Former Titans great Derrick Henry wants to retire as a Raven
Continue reading...
