Derrick Henry Denies Retirement Rumors, Stays with Ravens

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry has publicly dismissed speculation about his retirement, clarifying that his expressed desire to finish his career with the team does not mean he is planning to step away from the game anytime soon. The 32-year-old veteran addressed the confusion directly on social media on August 5, 2026, after comments he made during a training camp interview were interpreted as signaling imminent retirement.

Henry appeared on the "Up and Adams" show from the Ravens' training camp and stated that when he is done playing, he wants it to be with Baltimore. A social media post summarizing his remarks as wanting to "retire as a Raven" prompted Henry to respond. He wrote that he would like to finish his playing career with the Ravens but clarified, "I never said anything about retiring lol, Im enjoying being a Raven. Ill worry about that retirement sh later." He had previously told reporters that retirement was not on his mind, emphasizing his focus on improvement and team success for the upcoming season.

The clarification reinforces Henry's commitment to the Ravens, with whom he signed before the 2024 season. His performance since joining Baltimore...