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Following Mike Vrabel’s firing, the Tennessee Titans appear to be in rebuild mode around Will Levis, which may drive out franchise legend Derrick Henry. The Baltimore Ravens could be able to offer Henry the position he wants with a contending team as he chases a title.

Gus Edwards is now available for purchase, but Henry is an improved model with plenty of life left in it. Baltimore needs to address the running back problem in the draft or in the early rounds of free agency, even with players like Patrick Queen and Justin Madubuike about to become unrestricted free agents.

Bart Scott says Baltimore Ravens should sign Derrick Henry

Henry’s success with the Titans is evident in the fact that he had a subpar year despite recording 1,381 yards from scrimmage and 12 touchdowns against a weak offense. Even with all of its free agents, Baltimore’s offensive line is still far superior to Tennessee’s.

When Henry and Lamar Jackson are both in their groove, their symbiotic chemistry might be nearly unstoppable. When compared to Edwards, Henry’s outburst is like night and day, which may relieve Jackson of part of his creative burden.

Concerns about workload are reasonable for a thirty-year-old. In the last five years, Henry has led the league in carries four times. If he had participated in more than eight games in 2021, he would have achieved this feat. Those worries are allayed by the fact that he was still producing huge plays behind a subpar offensive line. This is where, after joining the Jets, he is different from Dalvin Cook.

Henry has been too consistently good for too long, thus he will sign with a competitor next year. The Ravens might land a player who could go into the Hall of Fame if they pay attention to Scott.