What happened: Henry discussed the roots of his work ethic, early career challenges and the legacy he wants to leave. He also addressed a new coaching staff and his outlook for the rushing attack.
Why it matters: The conversation sets expectations for Derrick Henry's 11th NFL season. His championship focus places team success ahead of record-book milestones.
By the numbers: Since joining Baltimore in 2024, Henry leads the NFL with 3,512 rushing yards, 32 rushing touchdowns and 632 carries.
What to watch: Henry's workload and production will show how the rushing attack translates when the regular season begins.