The pivotal moment occurred in the fourth quarter when Henry, attempting to push forward for a first down, had the ball stripped by Cleveland linebacker Carson Schwesinger. The turnover gave the Browns possession at the Baltimore 35-yard line, setting the stage for a seven-play drive that culminated in a 2-yard touchdown run by Audric Estime, which leveled the score at 10-10 with 8:33 remaining.
A recurring issue for the veteran back
This turnover marked Henry's third fourth-quarter fumble since the beginning of the 2025 season, a statistic that leads the
The trend is a stark departure from the first nine seasons of his career, during which he lost only two fourth-quarter fumbles across 136 appearances. Since joining the Ravens in 2024, Henry has been a dominant force, leading the league with 4,050 rushing yards and 39 rushing touchdowns. However, his recent ball-security struggles have been significant, including costly fumbles in losses to the Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions last season.
Team support and looking ahead
Despite the frustration surrounding the turnover, Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton defended his teammate, pointing to the immense contributions Henry has made to the franchise. Hamilton stated that no one in the locker room is pointing fingers, noting that Henry has frequently been the player to secure victories for the team. Ravens head coach Jesse Minter also offered support, praising Henry’s work ethic while suggesting that the defense should have been able to respond more effectively after the turnover occurred.
The loss leaves the Ravens at 4-2, now locked in a three-way tie for the top spot in the
