Derrick Henry, the 2019 NFL rushing champ, carried the Titans offense during their run to the AFC championship game in Kansas City.
It’s looking …
Derrick Henry, the 2019 NFL rushing champ, carried the Titans offense during their run to the AFC championship game in Kansas City.
It’s looking like Tennessee will be rewarding him accordingly.
Henry and the Titans have reached an agreement on a long-term deal just before the deadline Wednesday, a person with knowledge of the extension confirmed to The Tennessean. The person requested anonymity because the deal hadn’t been made public.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported the deal is for four years and $50 million with $25.5 million guaranteed.
The Titans ensured that Henry would be with them in 2020 by placing the franchise tag on him in March, but both sides over the course of the offseason had publicly expressed interest in reaching a long-term agreement.
