Derrick Henry isn’t shying away from accountability after another tough moment in what’s been a rocky start to his Ravens career. The star running back lost his third fumble of the season in Monday night’s showdown, a mistake that proved costly for Baltimore’s offense.
After the game, Henry admitted the miscues have weighed heavily on him. “It hurts,” he said. “I’ve got to be better. My teammates count on me to take care of the football, and that’s something I take pride in. Right now, I’m not holding up my end.”
For a player known for his power and dominance, ball security has never been a recurring issue until now. But with the Ravens leaning on him to balance their offense alongside Lamar Jackson, Henry knows these mistakes can’t continue.
The good news for Baltimore is Henry remains confident he can clean it up. “I’m going to fix it,” he added. “No excuses. I owe it to this team.”
The Ravens will need him at his best moving forward, especially with tough matchups ahead that will test both their run game and resilience.
Derrick Henry Breaks Silence After Costly Third Fumble of Season
