Ravens’ Derrick Henry Expresses Frustration After Multiple Fumbles in Loss
BALTIMORE, MD – Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry voiced his frustration following a game marred by three fumbles during SaturdayS loss, including a critical late-game turnover. Despite rushing for 50 yards and a touchdown, the repeated errors overshadowed his offensive contributions.
The fumbles, occurring consecutively, proved costly for the Ravens and highlighted a recurring issue for Henry. The veteran running back acknowledged the problem, stating, “It’s just crazy. Three fumbles straight. I try every day to fix the problem,and it just keeps occurring,so I’m going to try and work on it,man.” The turnovers raise concerns about ball security as Henry integrates into the ravens’ offense and impacts his reliability in crucial game situations.
Henry signed with the Ravens in March 2024 after nine seasons with the Tennessee Titans. Known for his powerful running style, he has been a consistent offensive force throughout his career, but ball security has occasionally been a weakness. The Ravens, aiming for a Super Bowl run, need Henry to be a dependable contributor, and addressing this fumble issue will be paramount to their success. He will likely focus on intensive ball-handling drills in the coming days to regain confidence and minimize future errors.
