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Report: Ravens not expected to trade Derrick Henry

Baltimore is reportedly planning to keep the running back ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline.

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The Baltimore Ravens are not expected to trade running back Derrick Henry before the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline, according to a report published by the NFL.

The report describes Baltimore as still pursuing a turnaround despite a 4-5 record and a challenging position in the AFC North. It does not present a trade as officially ruled out.

Baltimore reportedly intends to keep Henry

The NFL report says Henry is focused on helping the Ravens improve rather than on outside speculation about a move. He has 13,707 career rushing yards and has made five Pro Bowls, according to the supplied report.

Henry ran for 476 yards and seven touchdowns in Baltimore’s first five games, averaging 4.2 yards per carry. In the following four games, he recorded 213 rushing yards and one touchdown at 3.4 yards per carry, with no game above 60 rushing yards.

Ravens face challenges at quarterback and on defense

The report says quarterback Lamar Jackson is on injured reserve and backup Tyler Huntley is out for the season with a toe injury. Joe Fagnano struggled in a prime-time loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, while newly acquired Jacoby Brissett is expected to take over as the starting quarterback.

Baltimore’s defense has allowed at least 30 points in three consecutive games, according to the report. The Ravens have a mini-bye before a stretch of four games against teams with losing records, followed by a month of AFC North matchups.

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The report points to Baltimore’s acquisition of Brissett as evidence that the team is still trying to compete this season, but the Ravens’ plans for Henry remain reported expectations rather than a confirmed transaction decision.

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