There doesn't appear to be any real injury, as Henry has not exited the game or received any medical attention at any point. this is almost certainly game-script and game-plan related, as odd as it may be. Barring any late injury or setback, Derrick Henry will play against the Buccaneers on Monday night. The running back is active on the Ravens' injury report and is expected to lead Baltimore's offensive backfield in Week 7. Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, Henry is currently in the concussion protocol, as expected. His status is now officially in question for the game against the Dolphins. The Titans didn't immediately provide an update about Henry's status after his injury. However, he was seen heading to the locker room after his examination in the blue tent and did not return to the game. Before leaving, Henry had racked up 101 yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries. He did not record a catch. Henry has appeared on the injury report once thus far in 2022 with a foot problem. That happened ahead of Week 9 and it caused him to miss one practice on a Thursday and be limited in another. Tennessee Titans RB Derrick Henry is ready to go for Week 14 Henry suffered a broken foot in the Titans' 34-31 victory over the Colts. He broke the fifth metatarsal in his foot. The injury is known as a Jones fracture and will sideline Henry for 6-10 weeks. It's unclear exactly when Henry got hurt. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — NFL rushing leader Derrick Henry will have surgery Tuesday morning on his right foot, and coach Mike Vrabel says the Tennessee Titans are not putting a timeline on when he will return. Henry had tests Monday to check the severity of the injury after he finished a 34-31 overtime win in Indianapolis. The Titans didn't immediately provide an update about Henry's status after his injury. However, he was seen heading to the locker room after his examination in the blue tent and did not return to the game. Before leaving, Henry had racked up 101 yards and two touchdowns on

21 carries. He did not record a catch. Henry, 28, was having an epic season before fracturing his foot, rushing for 937 yards and 10 touchdowns in just eight games while adding 18 catches for 254 yards. The Tennessee Titans received some bad news after their Week 8 game against the Indianapolis Colts, as running back Derrick Henry sustained a serious foot injury that will keep him sidelined for an extended period of time. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Henry broke a bone in his foot that could keep him sidelined the rest of the season. Henry was removed from Sunday's game to be evaluated for a concussion. The team athletic trainers and independent doctors deemed Henry unfit to return at the time, but Vrabel said Henry is "doing great" and has "zero symptoms" as of Monday morning. "He's not in the protocol as of now," Vrabel said. NASHVILLE -- Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel confirmed at his regular Monday press conference that running back Derrick Henry would undergo foot surgery on Tuesday and would miss an extended period. Vrabel would not concede that the two-time rushing champion is out for the season. An NFL concussion expert went into the tent with Henry, indicating he was being evaluated for a brain injury. After emerging from the medical tent, Henry subsequently went to the Titans' locker room and never returned to Sunday's game. Third-round rookie Tyjae Spears took over as the Titans' lead back with Henry sidelined. Derrick Henry has plenty of miles in his tires and the bell-cow running back is reaching an age that is creating anxiety for fans and fantasy owners. The running back turns 30 in January and now The Baltimore Ravens will face off against the Washington Commanders in Week 6. Here's the latest fantasy football news and advice to help you with your lineups this week and moving forward, especially regarding RB Derrick Henry.. Check out the FREE Start/Sit Optimizer from Pro Football Network to ensure you are making the right decisions for your

fantasy lineup every week! Two of the NFL's top teams square off Monday night in Tampa Bay as the Buccaneers host the Baltimore Ravens with plenty of intrigue. Will Tampa Bay stop Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, who lead one of the best rushing attacks in recent memory? NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Derrick Henry rarely ever leaves the field for injury. So when the two-time NFL rushing champ headed to the locker room on Sunday, that panicked the Tennessee Titans' fans who were flashing back to October 2021 when he broke his foot. Get the latest NFL news on Derrick Henry. Stay up to date with NFL player news, rumors, updates, analysis, social feeds, and more at FOX Sports. With eight touchdowns through six games, Derrick Henry has one more touchdown through as many games than LaDainian Tomlinson had in his record-breaking campaign in 2006. Henry also has an extra game with which to chase the record. The NFL record for rushing touchdowns in a single season is 28, set by Tomlinson. And while some fans were worried, they can breathe easy — per Scott Reynolds of Pewter Report, Vea was held out of practice as a precautionary measure and will play against the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football. That will be huge for Tampa Bay, as he'll be a key measure in stopping running back Derrick Henry and the Ravens ground game. Here are the latest updates on Godwin's concerning injury suffered Monday night. MORE: Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry pad MVP resumes in 'MNF' win Chris Godwin injury update After falling into a 10-point hole right away, the Ravens put up 34 unanswered points to completely stun Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers. Jackson threw for five touchdowns, two of which went to tight end Mark Andrews, and Derrick Henry racked up 169 rushing yards — thanks in part to a wild 81-yard run in the second half.