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Derrick Henry Dismisses Retirement Thoughts
viernes, 7 de agosto de 2026
Fuente: profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
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Derrick Henry, the NFL's oldest starting running back at 32, clarifies he is not considering retirement and enjoys playing with the Ravens.
Derrick Henry, at 32 years old, is currently the oldest starting running back in the NFL and has stated that retirement is not on his mind.
In response to a social media post that suggested he wanted to retire as a Raven, Henry clarified that while he would like to finish his career with the Ravens, he never mentioned retiring. He emphasized that he is enjoying his time with the team and will address retirement later.
Despite his age, Henry continues to perform at a high level, having started all 17 games last season, where he rushed for 1,595 yards on 307 carries, averaging 5.2 yards per carry and scoring 16 touchdowns, all surpassing his career averages.
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