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The Baltimore Ravens have decided to keep star running back Derrick Henry, despite trade speculation as the NFL trade deadline approaches. Multiple sources, including ESPN's Adam Schefter, report that the Ravens have no intention of trading Henry before the deadline. Henry, who is 32 years old, has been a key player for the Ravens, but his productivity has decreased this season, partly due to the team's quarterback issues. The Ravens, currently with a 4-5 record, recently acquired quarterback Jacoby Brissett to help during Lamar Jackson's absence due to thumb surgery. Despite the team's struggles, they remain committed to keeping Henry as part of their offense.
Henry has expressed his frustration with the team's recent performance but remains focused on improving the team's situation. The Ravens' recent acquisition of Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals is seen as a move to bolster their chances of making a playoff run. The team's next game is against the Los Angeles Chargers on November 16, where they will look to turn their season around.
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