Baltimore, MD, November 8, 2026 —

The Baltimore Ravens have communicated to their player Derrick Henry that he will not be traded prior to the upcoming National Football League (NFL) trade deadline. This development comes as teams finalize their rosters and make decisions regarding player movements before the deadline passes.

Specific details regarding the discussions between the Ravens organization and Henry, or the reasoning behind the decision not to pursue a trade, were not immediately available. The team’s stance indicates that Henry is expected to remain with the Ravens for the remainder of the current season.

The NFL trade deadline is a significant date in the league calendar, marking the final opportunity for teams to acquire or trade players. Decisions made around this time can have a substantial impact on team performance and strategic outlook for the remainder of the season. The absence of a trade for Henry suggests the Ravens view him as a key component of their current plans.

Information about any potential trade interest from other teams, or Henry’s personal desire regarding his team status, was not disclosed in the summary provided. The primary information available is the direct communication from the Ravens to Henry concerning his non-trade status before the deadline. The exact date of the NFL trade deadline was not specified.


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