The Baltimore Ravens and All-Pro running back Derrick Henry have agreed to a two-year, $16-million deal, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Henry’s pact has a maximum value of $20 million and contains $9 million in fully guaranteed first-year money, adds Schefter.
The future Hall of Famer appeared to confirm his free-agent move on social media.
The longtime Tennesse Titans star will pair with reigning MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson to form one of the NFL’s most intimidating backfield duos.
A possible return to the Titans was squashed after the AFC South club reportedly signed former Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Pollard to a three-year, $24-million deal.
While the 30-year-old Henry is no longer the dominant force he was in the prime of his career, he still produced his fifth 1,000-yard season and earned his fourth Pro Bowl nomination last season.
Henry had an all-time two-year run in 2019-20, rushing for 3,567 yards and 33 touchdowns and winning Offensive Player of the Year after topping 2,000 yards in 2020.
