In a significant move for the Baltimore Ravens, running back Derrick Henry has secured a lucrative new contract, solidifying his place in the team. This three-year deal comes after an impressive first season, demonstrating why he deserves more than the $8 million slated for 2025.
- Derrick Henry signed a new three-year deal.
- Contract includes an $11.745 million signing bonus.
- $25 million fully guaranteed at signing.
- Ravens committed to a two-year, $30 million extension.
- Decision point in early 2027 for Ravens.
- Henry remains strong post-30 years old.
On Monday morning, Henry officially signed his new contract, which includes an $11.745 million signing bonus and guarantees that reflect the team’s confidence in his abilities. As he approaches his 34th birthday in January 2027, can he maintain his current performance level?
The Ravens’ decision to extend Henry’s contract raises questions about the future of running backs in the league. Is age becoming less of a factor in player performance? With Henry showing no signs of slowing down, this deal could set a precedent for other aging stars.
- Henry’s contract includes $25 million fully guaranteed at signing.
- The Ravens will assess Henry’s future in early 2027, considering a $1 million non-guaranteed roster bonus.
- This extension replaces the previous $8 million due in 2025, reflecting the team’s trust in Henry’s capabilities.
As the NFL season progresses, fans will be eager to see how Henry performs under this new contract and what it means for the Ravens’ playoff aspirations.
