Derrick Henry

Here's a rundown of some of the contenders to land Derrick Henry, who was reportedly shopped around during the NFL Combine.

And although it seems likely that Henry would receive the majority of the carries if he were to head to the City of Brotherly Love, the pressure — and punishment — would be reduced with such a talented core of offensive weapons. Stevenson showed himself to be a capable dual threat out of the backfield, racking up the yards in the air and on the ground. Pairing a talented back like Henry with a versatile threat like Stevenson could pay major dividends for Bill Belichick's squad, particularly with a passing game that fails to inspire a whole lot of confidence. And bringing in Henry would help Kansas City complete what is already a fairly loaded offense. Perhaps a run for the AFC East crown could be on the horizon? As Buffalo's postseason defeat to the Bengals proved, though, that offense could always use a little more firepower, especially when the frigid conditions of January start descending at Highmark. Acquiring Henry could go a long way in opening the field up for Hill, Waddle and Mike Gesicki, as his penchant for big gains would almost certainly draw the defense in more times than not. Henry's departure would represent the second high-profile star parting ways with the Titans in as many years, following in the footsteps of A.J. It seems to be a question of when, not if, Tennessee deals its All-Pro. In all, Henry is still perhaps the league's best back. However, he doesn't offer the versatility of a Christian McCaffrey, another oft-injured star who netted four picks when Carolina dealt him to San Francisco last year. He rushed for 1,538 yards in 2022, the second-highest total in the league.

According to a recent report, the Tennessee Titans were shopping Derrick Henry for a trade during the 2023 NFL Combine.

The thought has been that perhaps Tennessee would restructure or extend him to lower that. Henry is in the final year of his deal and will account for a cap hit of $16.36 million. The Titans trading Henry could never be ruled out given the recent change at general manager and potential for a rebuild.

Although it might sound crazy to trade Henry, who finished second in the NFL with 1,538 rushing yards last season, the fact of the matter is that the Titans ...

Henry was recently working out with [Von Miller](/nfl/players/1620879/von-miller/) and it wouldn't be surprising to learn that the two at least mentioned the possibility of Henry eventually making his way to Buffalo. Getting rid of Dupree is [expected to free up $9.35 million in cap space](https://overthecap.com/player/bud-dupree/3870). That being said, it only takes one team to make a big offer and if there's a desperate team out there, the Titans could get a big haul. Henry has been arguably the best running back in the NFL since his rookie year in 2016. In another big move, NFL.com [reported on Monday](https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1632784265791283203) that the Titans are also planning to release [Bud Dupree](/nfl/players/1877307/bud-dupree/), who was scheduled to have the second-biggest cap hit on the team in 2023 behind only [Ryan Tannehill](/nfl/players/1273654/ryan-tannehill/). [Mike Silver of Bally Sports](https://www.ballysports.com/national/news/packers-stance-on-aaron-rodgers-and-the-nfl-stars-being-shopped), the Titans spent some time shopping Henry around at the combine to see if any team was interested in a possible trade.

The Tennessee Titans could be willing to part ways with star running back Derrick Henry according to a report coming out of the 2023 NFL Combine.

Although it might sound crazy to trade Henry, who finished second in the NFL with 1,538 rushing yards last season, the fact of the matter is that the Titans ...

Henry was recently working out with [Von Miller](/nfl/players/1620879/von-miller/) and it wouldn't be surprising to learn that the two at least mentioned the possibility of Henry eventually making his way to Buffalo. Getting rid of Dupree is [expected to free up $9.35 million in cap space](https://overthecap.com/player/bud-dupree/3870). That being said, it only takes one team to make a big offer and if there's a desperate team out there, the Titans could get a big haul. Henry has been arguably the best running back in the NFL since his rookie year in 2016. In another big move, NFL.com [reported on Monday](https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1632784265791283203) that the Titans are also planning to release [Bud Dupree](/nfl/players/1877307/bud-dupree/), who was scheduled to have the second-biggest cap hit on the team in 2023 behind only [Ryan Tannehill](/nfl/players/1273654/ryan-tannehill/). [Mike Silver of Bally Sports](https://www.ballysports.com/national/news/packers-stance-on-aaron-rodgers-and-the-nfl-stars-being-shopped), the Titans spent some time shopping Henry around at the combine to see if any team was interested in a possible trade.

Rumors surfaced the Tennessee Titans might be willing to trade star RB Derrick Henry. Let's unpack the pros and cons of a hypothetical Henry trade.

If the goal is to build a strong roster for 2024 and beyond, trading Henry is an acceptable evil. The prospect of trading Henry is shocking and may signal Carthon's willingness to tear down and rebuild. If the proposed return isn't worth it, Henry will be back in Nashville in 2023. Henry is an important presence in the Titans' locker room in two ways. But it's not something the Titans would do for the sake of doing it. Whether that's a coaching issue or a Henry issue is hard to say, but forcing the team to play more balanced football isn't a bad thing. He's the most feared running back in football and has two or three unstoppable games every year where the Titans don't even need to throw to win. Remove emotion from the conversation, and Henry is exactly the kind of player The Titans could almost certainly get more than that by trading Henry now. Heck, the only players who ever cleared 1,500 yards and 10 TDs more times in their career than Henry are Barry Sanders and Eric Dickerson. Henry is an expensive veteran at a nonpremium position approaching 30 years old in the final year of his contract. If the Titans let him leave, they'll most likely get a third- or fourth-round compensatory draft pick in return.

A look at the betting odds for a potential landing spot for Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry if he's traded.

[not expected to pursue](https://titanswire.usatoday.com/2023/03/06/buffalo-bills-derrick-henry-trade-titans-not-expected/) Henry. [Bally Sports’ Michael Silver](https://www.ballysports.com/national/news/packers-stance-on-aaron-rodgers-and-the-nfl-stars-being-shopped), which cites multiple current general managers as saying the Titans were shopping Henry in Indianapolis. [SportsLine](https://twitter.com/SportsLine/status/1632823692072738820), the Buffalo Bills (+300) are currently being given the best odds to land Henry via trade, which makes sense considering Henry would likely be dealt to a contender if moved.

Mike Silver of Bally Sports is breaking some damn news this morning. He believes that the Tennessee Titans are in fact listening to offers.

The Titans have already traded one of the star players in AJ Brown and he has already played in a Super Bowl. Henry is due a base salary of 10.5 million dollars this year, none of which is guaranteed. This is a huge win for the player, and if I am the Bills I make this call.

The 29-year-old Henry was the NFL's offensive player of the year in 2020. He has led the NFL in rushing yards twice and led the NFL in carries three times, ...

Brown](https://www.nbcsportsedge.com/football/nfl/player/49791/aj-brown), and this year they’re continuing to shed expensive players. The 29-year-old Henry was the NFL’s offensive player of the year in 2020. If the Titans were to trade him, they’d save $6.3 million on their salary cap in 2023.

It's not a shocker to see the Carolina Panthers as the topic of some recent trade rumblings, especially with a few quarterbacks to be had atop the 2023 NFL ...

Panthers fans expect to contend for the unpredictable NFC South division title in 2023. And along with the Atlanta Falcons and Buffalo Bills sit the Panthers. But this type of deal could be classified as a bit of surprise.

According to Bally Sports, the Titans have reportedly been shopping the All-Pro running back. That update comes after the 2023 NFL combine wrapped up last week.

Bills running back Devin Singletary took the most carries out of the backfield last season but he’s a That allowed opposing defenses to key in on Henry, but he still put up those kinds of stats. is an exciting prospect for those in Buffalo. It’s natural and evidently Henry being traded was a topic on the table–An idea that would worry anyone in Tennessee. That update comes after the 2023 NFL combine wrapped up last week. According to

Where might Derrick Henry get traded if the Titans really want to move on from his contract?

This way, the Titans give quarterback Ryan Tannehill a true veteran No. Pairing Henry with 1,000-yard rusher Tyler Allgeier and versatile talent Cordarrelle Patterson would possibly give Atlanta the best running back room in the NFL. Henry would be an outstanding fit in what the Lions like to do on offense, and this trade could give Swift a new team to play for ahead of 2024 free agency. Smith and Henry worked wonders together in Tennessee when the former was the Titans’ offensive coordinator. Henry could pair with Rhamondre Stevenson to give New England a ferocious rushing attack. Imagine trying to slow down this group.

The Tennessee Titans reportedly were shopping star RB Derrick Henry during last week's NFL combine.

The only time he failed to do so was in 2021 when he recorded 937 yards while being limited to just eight games. After trading wide receiver A.J. [eight players](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/rush_yds_single_season.htm) in NFL history to rush for 2,000-plus yards in a season. Henry, who turned 29 in January, has spent his entire seven-year career with Tennessee. [Report: Titans shopping two-time rushing champ Derrick Henry](https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/bears/nfl-rumors-tennessee-titans-shopping-derrick-henry?cid=Yahoo&partner=ya4nbcs&chrcontext=WMAQ) originally appeared on [NBC Sports Chicago](https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago?cid=MSN&chrcontext=WMAQ) [DeAndre Hopkins](https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/bears/deandre-hopkins-trade-rumors-grow-nfl-combine?chrcontext=WMAQ) and [Los Angeles Rams](nbclosangeles.com/tag/los-angeles-rams) cornerback [Jalen Ramsey](https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/bears/nfl-rumors-rams-very-likely-trade-jalen-ramsey-coming-weeks?chrcontext=WMAQ), whose names have already popped up in the trade rumor mill, as other players who were being shopped in Indianapolis.

Here's a rundown of some of the contenders to land Derrick Henry, who was reportedly shopped around during the NFL Combine.

And although it seems likely that Henry would receive the majority of the carries if he were to head to the City of Brotherly Love, the pressure — and punishment — would be reduced with such a talented core of offensive weapons. Stevenson showed himself to be a capable dual threat out of the backfield, racking up the yards in the air and on the ground. Pairing a talented back like Henry with a versatile threat like Stevenson could pay major dividends for Bill Belichick's squad, particularly with a passing game that fails to inspire a whole lot of confidence. And bringing in Henry would help Kansas City complete what is already a fairly loaded offense. Perhaps a run for the AFC East crown could be on the horizon? As Buffalo's postseason defeat to the Bengals proved, though, that offense could always use a little more firepower, especially when the frigid conditions of January start descending at Highmark. Acquiring Henry could go a long way in opening the field up for Hill, Waddle and Mike Gesicki, as his penchant for big gains would almost certainly draw the defense in more times than not. Henry's departure would represent the second high-profile star parting ways with the Titans in as many years, following in the footsteps of A.J. It seems to be a question of when, not if, Tennessee deals its All-Pro. In all, Henry is still perhaps the league's best back. However, he doesn't offer the versatility of a Christian McCaffrey, another oft-injured star who netted four picks when Carolina dealt him to San Francisco last year. He rushed for 1,538 yards in 2022, the second-highest total in the league.

Although the free agency period has not officially begun, teams often engage in light conversations with other teams at the NFL scouting combine, ...

He led the NFL in rushing yards in 2019 and 2020, breaking the 2,000-yard rushing mark in the latter season. Which teams might be interested in acquiring the bruising runner? Even at 29 years old, Henry would be a huge addition to any of these franchises. In the 2021 injury-shortened season, Henry was on pace to be approach 2,000 yards rushing for the second straight year. [Javonte Williams](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WillJa10.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-06_pfr), [Chase Edmonds](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/E/EdmoCh00.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-06_pfr), [Damarea Crockett](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/C/CrocDa01.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-06_pfr), and [Tyler Badie](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BadiTy00.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-06_pfr). They currently don’t have any running backs under contract as [Salvon Ahmed](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/A/AhmeSa01.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-06_pfr), [Myles Gaskin](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/G/GaskMy00.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-06_pfr), [Raheem Mostert](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MostRa00.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-06_pfr), and [Jeff Wilson](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WilsJe01.htm?utm_medium=linker&utm_source=www.profootballrumors.com&utm_campaign=2023-03-06_pfr) are all headed towards free agency. In that fourth year, Henry had 219 carries in eight games before suffering a season-ending injury. In three of the last four years, Henry has led the NFL in rush attempts. That’s not for lack of trying on the Titans’ part. In a 17-game season last year, Henry was on pace for 465 carries, which would’ve been an NFL record. The veteran running back has already far exceeded the average career of most NFL running backs, an exceedingly impressive feat considering the physical nature of Henry’s playing style. Team officials will also start shopping players that they might be willing to trade, as was the case this past week

Henry has a 2023 base salary of $10.5 million, which is completely non-guaranteed, and trading him would come with $6.3 million in cap savings. He's scheduled ...

The only time he failed to do so was in 2021 when he recorded 937 yards while being limited to just eight games. After trading wide receiver A.J. [eight players](https://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/rush_yds_single_season.htm) in NFL history to rush for 2,000-plus yards in a season. Henry, who turned 29 in January, has spent his entire seven-year career with Tennessee. In 2022, Henry rushed a league-high 349 times for 1,538 yards (4.4 yards per carry) and 13 touchdowns across 16 games. [DeAndre Hopkins](https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/bears/deandre-hopkins-trade-rumors-grow-nfl-combine) and [Los Angeles Rams](nbclosangeles.com/tag/los-angeles-rams) cornerback [Jalen Ramsey](https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/bears/nfl-rumors-rams-very-likely-trade-jalen-ramsey-coming-weeks), whose names have already popped up in the trade rumor mill, as other players who were being shopped in Indianapolis.

Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry is reportedly on the trade block after giving his team several productive seasons since he was taken in the ...

Should Henry end up getting dealt, the potential new team is getting a running back with a lot of miles on him. He has 78 rushing touchdowns. Henry is owed $10.5 million and isn’t set to become an unrestricted free agent until the start of the 2024 season. Additionally, he’s led the NFL in rushing touchdowns twice. [leading the NFL](https://www.foxnews.com/category/sports/nfl) in those three years. [Derrick Henry](https://www.foxnews.com/category/person/derrick-henry) has put together four seasons in which he’s rushed for more than 1,000 yards and another in which he’s rushed for more than 2,000 yards as a member of the Tennessee Titans.

If the Titans really do trade Derrick Henry, these three landing spots make the most sense for the star Tennessee running back.

The Dolphins had one of the best offenses in the league last season, finishing sixth overall by averaging 364.5 yards per game. The Bills as a whole finished the 2022 regular season with the second-best offense in the NFL, averaging 397.6 yards per game. The Bears do have a running back free agent of their own in David Montgomery. The Dolphins struggled on the ground regardless last season. But Henry would give the Bills a much more surefire option. Fields’ 7.1 yards per carry was the best in the NFL. The Bears could look to pair the speedy Fields with a bruiser in Henry. Devin Singletary – who is a free agent this offseason – spent most of the year as the Bills’ starting RB. A trade of Henry could be new General Manager Ran Carthon’s next trick in building his version of the Titans. He led the league in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns in both 2019 and 2020. The running back is set to make $10.5 million this season. But as the Titans look to cut costs, [Henry could be](https://clutchpoints.com/thats-cheating-derrick-henry-bills-trade-speculation-dez-bryant-fans-frenzy) out the door.

Henry has a 2023 base salary of $10.5 million, which is completely non-guaranteed, and trading him would come with $6.3 million in cap savings. He's scheduled ...

Rumors surfaced the Tennessee Titans might be willing to trade star RB Derrick Henry. Let's unpack the pros and cons of a hypothetical Henry trade.

If the goal is to build a strong roster for 2024 and beyond, trading Henry is an acceptable evil. The prospect of trading Henry is shocking and may signal Carthon's willingness to tear down and rebuild. If the proposed return isn't worth it, Henry will be back in Nashville in 2023. Henry is an important presence in the Titans' locker room in two ways. But it's not something the Titans would do for the sake of doing it. Whether that's a coaching issue or a Henry issue is hard to say, but forcing the team to play more balanced football isn't a bad thing. He's the most feared running back in football and has two or three unstoppable games every year where the Titans don't even need to throw to win. Remove emotion from the conversation, and Henry is exactly the kind of player The Titans could almost certainly get more than that by trading Henry now. Heck, the only players who ever cleared 1,500 yards and 10 TDs more times in their career than Henry are Barry Sanders and Eric Dickerson. Henry is an expensive veteran at a nonpremium position approaching 30 years old in the final year of his contract. If the Titans let him leave, they'll most likely get a third- or fourth-round compensatory draft pick in return.

With the news that the Tennessee Titans might look to trade All-Pro running back Derrick Henry, the natural question followed: To who?

Sports betting operators have no influence over nor are any such revenues in any way dependent on or linked to the newsrooms or news coverage. However, a quick [follow-up report](https://billswire.usatoday.com/2023/03/06/buffalo-bills-pursue-titans-derrick-henry-trade/) said the expectation is that Buffalo would not be a team pursuing Henry. We have two sides to the debate.

The NFL team has a new general manager and offensive coordinator as the former Alabama All-American enters the final season of his contract.

Coach Mike Vrabel did [local](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NAexpL2w20&t=1553s) and [team media](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTO-VFKpRzs) on-camera interviews, too. Neither did new offensive coordinator Tim Kelly in talking to the [local](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NAexpL2w20&t=1553s) and [team media](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmgQCZu_AIg). 11 in the 2023 NFL Draft when he said that. Henry is entering the final season of a four-year, $50 million contract extension. (Running back) Christian (McCaffrey), you move around. They have combined for 48 rushing attempts in their NFL careers. A former offensive coordinator for the Houston Texans, Kelly worked as the Titans’ passing-game coordinator in 2022. And then again, just want to continue to be versatile in how we try to attack teams. “I’ve always said, and it’s my own personal philosophy, it’s cute, it’s sexy to play Golden State Warriors football in September and October when the weather’s good. We had a player like (wide receiver) Deebo (Samuel) you move around. [press conference with the national media](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjlxK-qQudo&t=533s), [fielded questions from Nashville media](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NAexpL2w20&t=1553s) and a sat down for a recorded [interview with the Titans’ media team](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjlxK-qQudo&t=533s) and didn’t mention Henry’s name. [Carthon said](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjlxK-qQudo) during his combine press conference.

The Tennessee Titans are not shopping running back Derrick Henry, according to Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports. General manager Ran Carthon is expected to be…

On the other hand, the Titans were competitive while Ryan Tannehill was healthy and went 1-4 with Malik Willis and Joshua Dobbs under center. The team has already let go of veterans Taylor Lewan and Robert Woods to save cap space. After going 7-10 last year, the organization could look toward the future with a younger roster.

Derrick Henry is being shopped by the Tennessee Titans so naturally, the Miami Dolphins will have interest, if you listen to fans.

The question is what is Tennessee going to command in return and that could be the reason the Dolphins opt to stay out of what could become a bidding war. The Dolphins offense is extremely potent when it is clicking and adding a top running back would open more underneath and middle of the field throws. Henry is also one of the best receivers out of the backfield…another threat in the offense. So why would Henry not fit in with what Miami is wanting to do? Henry will enter his eighth NFL season in 2023, for running backs, that is crossing over the apex but not ready for the pasture. One of the best NFL running backs is a game-changer and a roster-changer.

Oddsmakers certainly appear to think it's a possibility in the aftermath of a report by longtime NFL report Michael Silver that the Tennessee Titans have been ...

The Tennessee Titans are reportedly shopping running back Derrick Henry, and he's somehow being tied to the Detroit Lions.

If things break a certain way, there would be a theoretical opening for the Lions to trade for Henry. [Rob Leeds of A to Z Sports](https://atozsports.com/detroit/lions-derrick-henry-trade-news) also tabbed the Lions as a possible landing spot for Henry. But let’s move the conversation to a focus on Henry. First off and obviously, the Lions making a deal for Henry is predicated on Jamaal Williams leaving in free agency. Henry would be an outstanding fit in what the Lions like to do on offense, and this trade could give Swift a new team to play for ahead of 2024 free agency. The Lions could send running back D’Andre Swift to Tennessee along with a 2023 third-round pick and take on Henry’s contract.

A recent report indicated the Tennessee Titans were considering a trade of Derrick Henry, but according to a new report from Jonathan Jones of CBS Sports, ...

The Dolphins don't have a running back under contract for 2023. The Titans might deal Derrick Henry. Oddsmakers believe the teams might make a deal.

Henry is originally from Yulee, Fla., near the Georgia border, so the Dolphins could bring him back to his home state. Dolphins general manager Chris Grier said he’d like to bring back Raheem Mostert and Jeff Wilson, but he owes it to the organization to at least see what the Titans are demanding. For that reason alone, oddsmakers have the Dolphins among the favorites to land Henry. He also has 56 rushing touchdowns over the past four years, leading the league twice in that category. He has topped 1,000 yards in four of the past five seasons and cracked the 1,500-yard barrier in three of them. More on that in a minute.

The Titans reportedly are shopping running back Derrick Henry. And the sports books are taking wagers on the identity of his next team.

The Jacksonville Jaguars should consider welcoming running back Derrick Henry into their kingdom via trade with the Tennessee Titans.

The bottom line is that it would be better to see Henry helping the Jacksonville Jaguars instead of running them over. The last thing Tennessee would want is to see Henry do well in Jacksonville. Let’s keep it real, it’s highly unlikely that the Titans would send Henry to the Jaguars. Even though offenses are nowadays built to throw the football, most teams would welcome a bruiser that can wear defenses down. Tennessee would get picks and space if they traded Henry, as he’s set to count $10.5 million against their cap in 2023 but moving on from him would free up $6.26 million. This makes sense when you take into account that the Titans might undergo a soft rebuild under newly hired general manager Ran Carthon and they’ll need cap space and draft picks to make it happen.

The Bears, Broncos, and Falcons land at +800. In Atlanta, Henry would be reunited with former Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith. Next are the Ravens and ...

The Chiefs, Bills, and Eagles come in at +500. Whoever trades for Henry may have to be ready to pay him. Yes, Henry’s better at his best, but if they move on from Mixon, it wouldn’t be to swap out one expensive back for another.

Derrick Henry is allegedly at the center of trade conversations for the Tennessee Titans ahead of the 2023 NFL draft. Here are five teams...

While Javonte Williams is a respectable running back, Henry has consistently been one of the best in the league so long as he’s healthy. What better time to do it than when the rest of the division seems to be undergoing a shift in power? It’s likely that the Broncos of 2023 will look a whole lot different. [Denver Broncos](http://broncoswire.usatoday.com/)‘ 2022 season was a disaster when compared to the high expectations fans had heading into the season, but 2023 could be very different. If the franchise is seriously all in on Fields, the front office must do whatever it can to show him and the fans that the team is ready to compete in 2023. The Dolphins need a star running back for more than one reason. First, the team hasn’t had a headline-worthy running back since Jay Ajayi. With an offense that, on paper, looks like it could do some damage, the team needs a running back. However, the last time the Titans and Eagles went through with a trade, Tennessee fans weren’t all too happy. With Devin Singletary a free agent, the only two contributing running backs under contract for 2023 are James Cook and Nyheim Hines. The 2022 NFC champions have a powerful offensive team with stars Jalen Hurts, DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown. Now, the Titans are reportedly

If the Tennessee Titans really are willing to trade RB Derrick Henry, there are plenty of contenders who makes sense as trade partners.

The proposed deal: Titans send Henry to Chargers for 2023 second-rounder (No. The proposed deal: Titans send Henry and a sixth-round pick (No. The proposed deal: Titans send Henry to Patriots for 2023 second-rounder (No. 117 and No. They'll have to do something to keep pace with the Chiefs in the AFC West. But the constant commitment to winning now means the Rams don't exactly have the draft capital the Titans would ask for in return for Henry. If the goal is to win a Super Bowl while Jalen Hurts is cheap, this is a great place to start. Would the Chargers do it? The 49ers are the archetype for who the Titans should be talking to about Henry. [Bally Sports' Michael Silver](https://www.ballysports.com/national/news/packers-stance-on-aaron-rodgers-and-the-nfl-stars-being-shopped) initially reported the Titans have floated the idea of trading Henry but [ CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones](https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-insider-notes-bears-may-not-stop-at-one-trade-in-2023-nfl-draft-plus-texans-eyeing-veteran-qb-more/) disputed that in a report Tuesday, writing his sources indicate Henry has not been shopped. If a team is going to invest $10.5 million in Henry, it'll have to be a team willing to use him. Especially since his previous organization, the San Francisco 49ers, set the market for the value of a running back as a trade piece when they sent second, third, fourth and fifth round picks to the Carolina Panthers for Christian McCaffrey.