Titans running back Derrick Henry expressed gratitude for his eight-year tenure with the team as he faces the possibility that Sunday’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars might be his last in a Tennessee Titans jersey.
Despite the uncertainty, he emphasized treating the game like any other and being appreciative of the fans’ support.
Henry, holding several franchise records, including rushing touchdowns and scrimmage TDs, acknowledged the upcoming free agency and the potential business decisions involved. As he approaches the age of 30, Henry recognizes the complexities of the football business and the potential for changes during the offseason.
Looking back at a challenging 2023 season with the lowest yards per carry average of his career, Henry admitted the difficulties and the need for personal growth. Despite earning his fourth Pro Bowl with over 1,000 yards and 11 touchdowns, he sees the season as an opportunity for reflection and learning.
Now fueled and hungry for success, Henry plans to approach the upcoming offseason with determination and a strong work ethic. Recognizing the need for consistency and high-level performance, he remains his harshest critic and is committed to pushing himself to new heights in the pursuit of excellence.
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