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Derrick Henry was being traded, according to a report by a former NFL player who now hosts podcasts and television shows.

NASHVILLE - In recent weeks, the Tennessee Titans have been the subject of rumors, one of which stated that the Titans had "shopped" Henry to league teams. However, there were never any specifics to prove that it wasn't just a rumor.

Derrick Henry was "headed" to Philadelphia, according to former NFL player Akbar Gbaja-Biamila's tweet early Saturday morning. Even though no additional information was provided, speculation regarding its veracity began immediately.

It turns out that Henry and Gbaja-Biamila are both represented by CAA (Creative Artist Agency), albeit not by the same agent, as the agency helps Henry get opportunities to speak in public. Henry, on the other hand, has an active player division.

Gbaja-Biamila is represented by CAA for public speaking opportunities, which appear to be handled by different agency divisions, despite the fact that Henry is represented by CAA as an active player.

Genius Football Organization's Three pointer Wingo said on Football Insiders, "I've heard the Ranchers [are] possibly intrigued, yet it would need to be at their cost, not Derrick Henry's cost.''

Tony Pollard, who will be getting back from a season-finishing lower leg injury that necessary medical procedure, is the Ranchers lead back after the arrival of Ezekiel Elliott prior this slow time of year, so adding one more back appears to be a shrewd move.

In an article published late on Saturday afternoon, Sports Illustrated/Fan Nation's Cowboys Country's Mike Fisher discussed this.

"For the record, with the assistance of one of our Philadelphia experts, who deems that to be "the least-Eagles-y thing ever," we are able to inform you that Henry's transfer to the Eagles is not yet a done deal as we write this. And furthermore not done: The rumors of "Derrick to Dallas"

The Henry rumors are likely to continue to grow in intensity with just five days remaining until the start of the 2023 NFL Draft.

It's important to keep an eye on the league because, as the saying goes, "where there's smoke, there's fire." Despite the lack of specifics, both of these stories are still rumors. There's a ton of smoke the present moment, and it's not falling off the lower part of Henry's spikes as he runs past safeguards down the field.