In a headline-grabbing revelation, Baltimore Ravens star running back Derrick Henry has publicly admitted that it is his dream to play under Pete Carroll with the Las Vegas Raiders.
Henry, one of the most feared power backs in NFL history, made the statement during a post-practice media availability, sparking immediate speculation about his future. “Playing for Coach Carroll would be a dream come true,” Henry said. “I’ve always admired the way he gets the best out of his players, and the energy he brings to the game. Las Vegas has something special building right now — anybody would want to be a part of that.”
This admission comes at a time when the Raiders have been aggressively retooling their roster, adding stars like Patrick Surtain II, Justin Jefferson, and Myles Garrett in recent days. The idea of pairing Henry — known for his bruising, highlight-reel runs — with that offensive firepower immediately set social media on fire, with fans imagining a ground game that could bulldoze through AFC defenses.
While Henry is still under contract with Baltimore, insiders say his comments could signal a desire for a fresh start and might put pressure on the Ravens’ front office ahead of next season.
If the Raiders somehow managed to acquire him, it would cement their status as one of the most stacked and star-studded teams in the league — and a legitimate Super Bowl contender.
