Will Derrick Henry play against the Cleveland Browns tomorrow? Latest injury update on the Baltimore Ravens star player

The Baltimore Ravens can hardly wait for Saturday's contest against the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium, which should win them their second straight AFC North title. A victory will guarantee the Ravens at least one more home playoff game, after the 34-17 victory against Pittsburgh last December 21 had helped the team to secure its postseason spot. With Cleveland scrambling its roster to accommodate its third quarterback, Baltimore's prospects look bright this time. Now the question is will Derrick Henry play the match tomorrow?

Yes, Derrick Henry will play if no late injury emerges. The powerful running back for the Ravens, Derrick Henry, is warming up for a big performance on the weekend. His name is not mentioned in the injury report, so he will be on the field with no limitations. Fans are looking forward to witnessing him in action in this game that will be played against the Cleveland Browns as this matchup is probably set up for Henry's explosiveness. The Cleveland Browns' defense is by far very poor this season as they face the fourth-most yards after contact per carry and very high in rushing touchdowns allowed.

In their last meeting during Week 8, Henry managed to accomplish 73 rushing yards and a touchdown on 11 carries, which wasn't possible due to the game script. He appears more prepared to capitalize now. With 1,783 rushing yards this season—averaging an astounding 111.4 yards per game—and a total of 14 rushing touchdowns, Henry remains the focus. Even with the air, he contributes, with 170 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

Henry's consistent showing has been duly noted, as he is over on rushing yards total 62.5 % of the games this season, and is seen as instrumental in the offense for the Ravens. With 16 touchdowns, making up a whopping 27.6 % of the total team's offensive touchdowns, Henry is now proving to be indispensable. His strength is even more noticeable in the red zone, where he has owned 65.8 % of the team's rushing attempts and turned even more opportunities into points.
Also, Henry's accolades earned him $2 million in incentives this year for his rushing milestones. He can earn another $500,000 if the Ravens win it all in the Super Bowl. His salary in 2025 is non-guaranteed at $7 million, which tells a lot about the team's faith in what he can do, likely preserving him in Baltimore.
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It goes beyond personal achievements for Henry. He actually becomes one of the nine Ravens who were selected for the Pro Bowl Games in Orlando along with superb acts like Lamar Jackson and Zay Flowers. It is for this collection of talents that Ravens is one of the most potent offenses in the NFL, running the ball 53.8 percent of the time-the hallmark touched because of Henry. As the Ravens prepare for a critical matchup, all eyes are on Derrick Henry to deliver yet another stellar performance.
Baltimore Ravens comes after defeating Houston in by 31-2, a game where they showed their strength and placed themselves as leaders of the North Division.