Speculation is growing that the Baltimore Ravens could become sellers ahead of the NFL trade deadline on November 10 after quarterback Lamar Jackson suffered a season-ending thumb injury in Week 8. With the team at 4-4, New York Giants insider Paul Schwartz reported that star running back Derrick Henry, a five-time Pro Bowler, may be made available to running-back-needy teams.
Five potential landing spots have been identified. The Green Bay Packers, already in talks for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, could pursue Henry as a cheaper alternative given their extra draft capital. The New York Giants are also interested, with head coach John Harbaugh having previously pushed to bring Henry to Baltimore. The Denver Broncos seek a backfield upgrade to support quarterback Bo Nix. The Minnesota Vikings, despite solid play from Aaron Jones Sr., want more offensive firepower to complement their elite defense. Finally, the Seattle Seahawks, dealing with backfield injuries and holding all their future draft picks, could make a compelling offer for the 32-year-old Henry.
