Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry, 32, says he is not thinking about retirement as he heads into what would be his 11th NFL season. Both reports characterize Henry’s position as firm: he has “no thoughts” of retiring and is not close to considering stepping away from the sport. The coverage frames his comments as a response to the typical retirement speculation that can arise for veteran players, but it does not add details about any specific timeline or future plans beyond indicating he remains focused on continuing to play. With Henry entering another season with the Ravens, the reports present the same core message—he intends to keep playing and is not contemplating retirement at this time. Neither outlet cites any injury update, contract change, or external trigger for the discussion; the emphasis stays on Henry’s own stated mindset heading into the new season.