Ravens' Derrick Henry Faces Former Team Titans With 'Always Love'
Henry says he holds nothing but affection for Tennessee ahead of his first matchup against the Titans since leaving after the 2023 season.
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Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry will face his former team for the first time since leaving Tennessee, with the Titans set to meet the Ravens on Sunday. Henry, who spent eight seasons in Tennessee before signing with Baltimore, said he carries only positive feelings toward his old franchise.
Henry described his emotions ahead of the reunion as "always love" for the Titans organization, its staff and the fans who supported him during his time there. He noted, however, that any sentimentality would not extend to how he approaches the game itself once kickoff arrives.
The running back became one of the most productive players in franchise history during his tenure with Tennessee, and his departure after the 2023 season marked a significant shift for both sides. Since joining Baltimore, Henry has continued to be a central figure in the Ravens' offense.
Sunday's matchup will be closely watched by fans of both teams, many of whom remember Henry's years of standout performances in Tennessee colors. For the Ravens, the game represents another opportunity to build on their season, while for the Titans it offers a measuring stick against a player who once defined their offensive identity.
Henry's comments reflect a broader theme common among players who return to face former teams: genuine appreciation for where a career began, paired with full competitive focus once the game begins. He is expected to be a key part of Baltimore's game plan as the Ravens look to secure a win on Sunday.
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