Hutchinson Forces Henry Fumble in Ravens' 38-30 Loss

Derrick Henry fumbled for the third straight game when Lions DE Aidan Hutchinson punched the ball loose in the fourth quarter, giving Detroit the ball at Baltimore’s 16 and leading to a field goal that helped seal a 38-30 loss and drop the Ravens to 1-2. The turnover was Henry’s second fourth-quarter fumble of the season — the first time in his career he’s had multiple fourth-quarter fumbles in a single year — and it already matches his fumble total from the previous two seasons combined. Despite the ball-security issues, Henry has been productive through three games with 242 rushing yards, three rushing touchdowns and a 5.9 yards-per-carry average. Henry apologized to teammates and fans, was visibly distraught on the sideline (including slamming his helmet) and vowed to keep working to fix the problem; coach John Harbaugh said the team “has got to get it fixed” but expressed confidence it won’t be the norm. Analysts flagged technique and ball-security concerns, and the miscues increase urgency for a Baltimore team whose defense has been under pressure. The Ravens now head into a quick Week 4 road trip to Kansas City where protecting the football will be paramount.