What happened: The NFL spotlighted veteran running back Derrick Henry as he prepares for his second season in Baltimore. Henry, 32, remains the focal point of the Ravens' ground attack following an All-Pro caliber debut year with the franchise.
Why it matters: Henry's presence is vital as the Ravens transition to new head coach Jesse Minter and offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. After finishing second in the NFL in rushing yards and touchdowns last season, Henry is expected to handle a heavy workload again to support quarterback Lamar Jackson in a revamped offensive scheme.
By the numbers: 2025 Rushing Yards: 1,595 (2nd in NFL) 2025 Rushing TDs: 16 (2nd in NFL) 2025 Carries: 307 2025 Yards Per Carry: 5.2
What to watch: Baltimore opens training camp next month where Henry will begin integrating into Doyle's new offensive system.