The Baltimore Ravens have reportedly shut down trade speculation surrounding running back Derrick Henry, stating the veteran will not be dealt despite rumors linking him to the New York Giants.
According to reports from SB Nation, the Ravens organization has made clear that Henry remains part of their plans for the remainder of the season. The 30-year-old running back joined Baltimore in the offseason and has been a key component of their offensive attack.
Trade rumors had circulated in recent days suggesting the Giants, who have struggled with consistency in their backfield, were exploring options to acquire a proven runner. However, Baltimore's stance appears firm as they push toward playoff contention.
Henry, a former NFL Offensive Player of the Year, has rushed for over 8,000 career yards and remains one of the league's most durable and productive backs. His contract situation and the Ravens' current roster construction make a move unlikely before the trade deadline.
