Derrick Henry continues strong performance for Titans ahead of Ravens matchup
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 1:21 PM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Derrick Henry, at age 32, maintains his strong performance for the Tennessee Titans, posting 301 rushing yards in three games. The Titans, currently 0-3, face a crucial game against the Baltimore Ravens on October 4 as they attempt to avoid an 0-4 start, a significant hurdle for playoff aspirations. Offensive coordinator Brian Daboll discusses the team's struggles to start games effectively, highlighting a need for improved execution. Additionally, special teams coach John Fassel addresses Chimere Dike's difficulties with fumbles, noting that opponents are now aware of his vulnerability.
- •Henry could become first 32-year-old with over 1,121 rushing yards in a season.
- •Titans average 68.3 first-half yards in 2026, indicating slow starts.
- •Ravens hold a 2-1 record ahead of their game against Tennessee.
- •Coaches are emphasizing execution to improve first-half performance.
- •Dike is under increased scrutiny after multiple fumbles.
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