Derrick Henry has been everything that Baltimore Ravens hoped he would be and more when they signed the veteran running back to a two-year deal last offseason. The 30-year-old, who spent his first eight season with the Tennessee Titans,

The Tennessee Titans did not receive a bid to the 2025 Pro Bowl Games rosters, but four players have been announced as alternates.

Aside from the 30-year-old Henry, eight other Ravens were named to the AFC roster: Jackson, fullback Patrick Ricard, wide receiver Zay Flowers, center Tyler Linderbaum, defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike, linebacker Roquan Smith, cornerback Marlon Humphrey and safety Kyle Hamilton.

For many NFL players, finding out they made the Pro Bowl would be a career-defining moment. For Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry, it was Thursday. To the surprise of no one, Henry was named the AFC's starting running back when the NFL unveiled the rosters for the Pro Bowl Games on Thursday morning,

The Ravens also have an impressive seven Pro Bowl alternates: outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy, left tackle Ronnie Stanley, tight end Mark Andrews, long snapper Nick Moore, kicker Justin Tucker, special teamer Chris Board, and guard Daniel Faalele.

The Baltimore Ravens had to make a change on offense to accommodate their new star running back, and it's paid off tremendously.