Speculation is mounting 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 Ravens at 4-4, New York Giants insider Paul Schwartz reported that five-time Pro Bowl running back Derrick Henry may be available for trade.
Five teams have been identified as potential landing spots for the 32-year-old Henry. The Green Bay Packers, already in talks for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, could pivot to Henry at a lower cost thanks to extra draft picks in rounds three through six. The New York Giants are also in the mix, with head coach John Harbaugh — who previously pushed to bring Henry to Baltimore — seeking a run-heavy offense alongside rookie Cam Skattebo.
The Denver Broncos view Henry as a major backfield upgrade to support quarterback Bo Nix, while the Minnesota Vikings, despite solid play from Aaron Jones Sr., may pursue Henry to maximize their Super Bowl window before defensive coordinator Brian Flores potentially departs. The Seattle Seahawks, dealing with backfield injuries and defending champions, could leverage their full complement of future draft picks, including extra selections in 2027, to make a compelling offer.
