Speculation is mounting that the Baltimore Ravens could become sellers before the November 10 NFL trade deadline after quarterback Lamar Jackson suffered a season-ending thumb injury in Week 8. With the Ravens at 4-4, New York Giants insider Paul Schwartz reported that five-time Pro Bowl running back Derrick Henry may be available for trade.
Green Bay Packers
The Packers have been linked to Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, but Henry could be a more affordable option. Green Bay holds extra draft picks in the third through sixth rounds, allowing a competitive package without surrendering a first-round selection.
New York Giants
Giants head coach John Harbaugh has long coveted a run-heavy offense and previously pushed to acquire Henry in Baltimore. Pairing Henry with rookie Cam Skattebo would fit Harbaugh's preferred style.
Denver Broncos
Denver's offense has struggled with quarterback Bo Nix's development. Adding Henry would bolster the ground game and ease pressure on the passing attack.
Minnesota Vikings
Despite solid play from Aaron Jones Sr., the Vikings seek more offensive firepower to complement a defense capable of a Super Bowl run. They may be motivated to act before defensive coordinator Brian Flores departs for a head coaching role.
Seattle Seahawks
Seattle's backfield has been plagued by injuries, and the defending champions possess all their future draft picks, including extra selections in 2027, giving them ample trade capital.
