Derrick Henry

The four-time Pro Bowler and two-time NFL rushing yards leader feels Baltimore was the perfect landing spot as he enters his ninth season.

Many of Baltimore's key players, including Patrick Queen, have agreed to sign elsewhere, but the addition of King Henry overshadows it all.

From Henry bounding to Baltimore to Danielle Hunter heading to Houston, we examine the biggest news from Day 2 of NFL free agency.

Henry is coming off his fourth Pro Bowl season with the Titans after rushing for 1,167 yards and 12 touchdowns.

Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears are young, talented and capable of doing anything. But they aren't Henry. And I don't think he's done.

Tyler Biadasz, Tony Pollard and Dorance Armstrong agreed to terms with other teams, while the Cowboys sat tight Monday in free agency.

Defensive tackle, linebacker, running back and the offensive line are areas the Cowboys could target in free agency.

Will the Cowboys try to bring back Tony Pollard? Will they target a free agent or look to the draft to restock their backfield?

The question isn't whether Baltimore will add a running back, it's what level of asset will it be willing to invest in the position?

"All it takes is one team, one deal to reset a market and change things."

Tennessee's new coach brings a commitment to scouting talent — and his father — offensive line coach, Bill Callahan, known as "Big Coach."

The GM and owner Amy Adams Strunk were vague on Vrabel firing, but we'll learn from coach hire, the No. 7 pick and $78 million in cap space.

Demand for a 30-year-old running back will underwhelm, but emotion and nostalgia aside, Tennessee should still try to keep him.

It this is Henry's last game with Tennessee, beating Jacksonville would be a satisfying way for the Titans and their fans to say farewell.

With starters resting across the league in Week 18, these picks are harder than ever. Which eliminated teams will play spoiler?

Despite losing in overtime to the Colts, it was encouraging day for the franchise. It’s all about No. 8 now. And No. 8 is showing some fire.

Henry took a hard hit at the end of a run before walking off the field under his own power.

Not every midseason NFL trade is going to work out, but here are some players and places that make a lot of sense.