The Baltimore Ravens can’t wait to take on the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, which should give them their second straight AFC North title. A win will guarantee that Ravens at least one more home playoff game after a 34-17 win over Pittsburgh on Dec. 21 helped the team secure its postseason berth. With Cleveland shuffling its roster to accommodate its third quarterback, Baltimore’s outlook is bright this time around. Now the question is will Derrick Henry play the game tomorrow?

Will Ravens’ Derrick Henry play against the Browns on Saturday?

Yes, Derrick Henry will play barring a late injury. Ravens strong running back Derrick Henry is preparing for a big performance this weekend. His name is not mentioned on the injury report, so he will be on the field without restrictions. Fans are looking forward to seeing him in action in this game against the Cleveland Browns, as this matchup will likely be built around Henry’s explosiveness. The Cleveland Browns’ defense has been very poor by far this season, as they have the fourth-most yards after contact per carry and a very high number of rushing touchdowns allowed.

In their last meeting in Week 8, Henry managed to score 73 rushing yards and a touchdown on 11 carries, something that was not possible due to the game’s script. He now seems more willing to capitalize. With 1,783 rushing yards this season – averaging an astounding 111.4 yards per game – and 14 total rushing touchdowns, Henry remains the focal point. He also contributes through the air, with 170 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

Derrick Henry’s dominance: A game-changing chance against the Browns

Henry’s consistent performance has been duly recognized as he has total rushing yards in 62.5% of games this season and is seen as a key contributor to the Ravens’ offense. With 16 touchdowns, accounting for a whopping 27.6% of the team’s total offensive touchdowns, Henry is now proving to be indispensable. His strength is even more evident in the red zone, where he owned 65.8% of the team’s rushing attempts and converted even more opportunities into points.
Additionally, Henry’s awards earned him $2 million in bonuses this year for his rapid milestones. He can earn another $500,000 if the Ravens win the Super Bowl. His 2025 salary is non-guaranteed at $7 million, which says a lot about the team’s belief in his abilities and will likely keep him in Baltimore.
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For Henry, it goes beyond personal success. He actually becomes one of the nine Ravens selected to play in the Pro Bowl Games in Orlando along with great acts like Lamar Jackson and Zay Flowers. Thanks to this collection of talent, the Ravens have one of the most potent offenses in the NFL, running the ball 53.8 percent of the time – a record set by Henry. As the Ravens prepare for a crucial matchup, all eyes are on Derrick Henry for another standout performance.
The Baltimore Ravens come into the game after a 31-2 win over Houston, a game in which they showed their strength and positioned themselves as the leaders of the North Division.