Ravens RB Derrick Henry has no thoughts of retirement
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Key Points:
- Ravens running back Derrick Henry, at age 32, continues to defy typical running back career longevity by rushing for 3,516 yards, averaging 5.6 yards per carry, and scoring 32 touchdowns in the past two seasons since joining the Ravens.
- Entering his 11th NFL season, Henry remains focused on improvement and team success, with no plans or thoughts about retirement.
- A five-time Pro Bowler with a Hall of Fame-caliber career, Henry's primary goal is to win a Super Bowl ring, which he has yet to achieve.
- With 13,018 career rushing yards ranking 10th all-time, Henry aims to climb higher on the NFL rushing list by surpassing notable players like Eric Dickerson and Jerome Bettis.
- Henry emphasizes his love for the game as the key factor in continuing his career, stating he will retire only when that passion fades.
