Earlier last week, Derrick Henry spoke with The Athletic's Dianna Russini at the NFL Honors, and Henry stated he wants to finish his career in Baltimore. Now, Russini expects the Ravens to explore a contract extension with the 31-year-old running back.

Last off-season, the Ravens signed Derrick Henry to a two-year, $16 million deal, greatly benefiting both parties. After

The roughly 4,000-square-foot house is about 6 miles from downtown is now asking $1.595 million.

During the red carpet for Thursday’s awards ceremony, Baltimore running back Derrick Henry told Dianna Russini of The Athletic that he “wanted to retire as a Raven.”

Derrick Henry's first season with the Baltimore Ravens resulted in 1,921 rushing yards, 16 touchdowns and a playoff berth, so it shouldn't come as a

Derrick Henry had the best Super Bowl prediction of anyone, and that’s because he did not give a prediction. Henry was a guest on “The Edge with Micah Parsons” for a live interview with the Dallas Cowboys pass-rusher.

Lamar Jackson's key weapon for the Baltimore Ravens, Derrick Henry, makes it clear whether he would join Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City Chiefs to chase the coveted Super Bowl. Derrick Henry has undoubtedly been one of the best players in the NFL in recent years,

NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo reports that the Baltimore Ravens organization and Ravens running back Derrick Henry should begin contract negotiations during the offseason.