Having rushed for 1,167 yards and notching 12 touchdowns with the Titans this season, Derrick Henry finds himself at a career juncture as he heads into free agency in March. The departure of Mike Vrabel and the Titans undergoing a reset make his potential move understandable.

However, fitting Henry into the Bengals’ lineup raises questions, as he lacks a reputation for strong pass-catching skills. While he remains a top-tier player, his potential cost might exceed Cincinnati’s willingness for an aging running back.

Moreover, the Bengals would need to weigh the decision to part with their current veteran running back, Joe Mixon, who is contractually tied through 2024. Despite the allure, the prospect of Henry joining the Bengals appears unlikely.

Is there a possibility that the Bengals pursue former All-Pro running back Derrick Henry? Bookies.com indicates that Cincinnati holds the third-highest likelihood of signing the 30-year-old.

The Patriots (+350) are the sole team with superior odds, placing the Bengals at a notable +500. Among the listed teams, only New England and the broader field (+450) boast more favorable odds than Cincinnati.