Ravens Tell Derrick Henry He Stays, Vikings Trade Odds Hit 2%

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Will the Vikings Trade for Derrick Henry? Probably Not, After the Ravens Shut Down Talks

Minnesota is unlikely to trade for Derrick Henry. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Nov. 7 that the Ravens are not expected to trade Henry before the Nov. 10 deadline and had told the running back directly they have no intention of moving him, according to Yardbarker. On Nov. 8, Schefter added that Baltimore "keep[s] telling teams he's not available," per Bleacher Report. No Vikings deal has been announced.

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Kalshi traders repriced Minnesota in the Derrick Henry Next Team market from 12% to 2% over three days, a drop of 10 percentage points that sits at the period low as of Nov. 9. The timing is consistent with Schefter's Nov. 7 report. The decline came even as analysts at Heavy and elsewhere continued to call the 6-1 Vikings a logical landing spot, which suggests the market is pricing availability, not fit.

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Baltimore's other moves point the same way. The 4-5 Ravens, who lost 33-10 to Jacksonville on Nov. 5 with Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley out, acquired Jacoby Brissett from Arizona to stabilize the quarterback room. Bleacher Report argued that buying a short-term quarterback while dumping the team's lead back "makes little sense." Schefter also said the Giants' inquiry concerned Justice Hill, not Henry, per The Comeback.

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What Could Reverse the Vikings' 2% Henry Odds Before the Nov. 10 Deadline

If the Nov. 10 trade deadline passes with Henry still in Baltimore, the market settles against Minnesota. Only a reported change in the Ravens' stance, or an announced trade, would push the Vikings' price back up.

The fit argument for Minnesota still holds on paper. Analysts have floated Day 3 pick packages, and former Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr publicly urged the team to pursue Henry. But fit does not override a seller saying the player is unavailable, and Bleacher Report noted teams remain interested only in hope Baltimore reconsiders. The sources do not establish whether Minnesota ever made an inquiry.

Readers tracking every suitor can follow the full Derrick Henry next team market. The answer arrives at the Nov. 10 deadline.