Baltimore Ravens fullback Patrick Ricard turns Ravens running back Derrick Henry's fumble into a touchdown by scooping up the loose ball inside the end zone for six points.

Derrick Henry is a running back built for all seasons. Offensive Coordinator Todd Monken is continuing to add layers to the NFL's No. 1-ranked offense, while using Lamar Jackson's unique talents ...

Henry found the end zone in his first game as a Raven, showing why Baltimore brought him in. Ravens fullback Patrick Ricard talked about Henry's size, mentioning how his unique blend of size and ...

Ravens FB Patrick Ricard joins team insiders Ryan Mink and Garrett Downing to discuss how his job has changed blocking for Derrick Henry, finding his role in Todd Monken's offense, breaking the ...

On the first play of last Wednesday afternoon’s Ravens practice in Owings Mills, Patrick Ricard cleared a path for running back Derrick Henry.

The Baltimore Ravens have assembled an incredible one-two punch in their offensive backfield with quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry. The two should cause plenty of problems ...

On the first play of last Wednesday afternoon practice for the Baltimore Ravens, Patrick Ricard cleared a path for running back Derrick Henry.

Derrick Henry reacted to one particular play from his 209-yard night for the Baltimore Ravens vs ... Can we talk about the blocking from Patrick Ricard, Roger Rosengarten, Mark Andrews and Tyler ...

But it was Henry who set the tone immediately. The Bills received the opening kickoff and the Ravens forced a three-and-out. Monken dialed up a “trap” run play, and fullback Patrick Ricard had ...

The Ravens scored a touchdown on Patrick Ricard’s recovery of Derrick Henry’s fumble into the end zone, after the latter coughed up the ball heading to the end zone from the 1-yard line.

But longtime Ravens fullback Patrick Ricard was at the right place at the right time, securing the fumble for a not-so-traditional touchdown. The score built Baltimore's lead to 35-10.

The Baltimore Ravens signed running back Derrick Henry to a two-year deal worth $16 million during the 2024 offseason. The team will rely on him significantly during the year, especially alongside ...