As the NFL's November trade deadline approaches, discussions around potential trades are heating up, and one name that stands out is Derrick Henry, the Baltimore Ravens running back. Currently in his 11th season and third with the Ravens, the 32-year-old Henry has rushed for 632 yards and eight touchdowns this season, but his performance has dipped recently.

Henry's season began impressively, with 144 yards and three touchdowns in the opener, but he has averaged just 52 rushing yards over the last three games, scoring only once in the past month. The Ravens, currently at 4-4, are struggling, having lost three straight games and finding themselves at the bottom of the AFC North division.

Current Ravens Situation

• Lamar Jackson is likely out for the season with a right thumb injury.
• Backup Tyler Huntley is also sidelined due to turf toe.
• The team has traded for Jacoby Brissett, but his recent performance raises doubts about the Ravens' playoff chances.

With the team's offensive line and defense underperforming, the prospect of a successful season appears bleak unless significant changes are made.

Potential Trade Value for Henry

The Ravens could fetch a substantial return for Henry, potentially a second-round pick, given his reputation. Teams like the Giants and Vikings are likely candidates for his acquisition, especially if the right offer is made. A bidding war could even elevate Henry's trade value beyond expectations.

A Chance for King Henry

General Manager Eric DeCosta should consider trading Henry not only for the team's future but also to give the running back a chance to compete for a Super Bowl before his window closes. With a remarkable career, including being third all-time in career touchdown runs, Henry deserves the opportunity to chase a championship.

Ultimately, trading Henry could benefit both the Ravens and the player, ensuring that King Henry gets his shot at the elusive crown.