 Whatever he managed to do behind that offensive line was a gift from the gods. It wasn't a deterrent to his skill set. So the fact that he comes now into an offense that has a bunch of weapons with a quarterback that can beat you a bunch of ways where Derrick Henry doesn't have to be the end-all, be-all, but also will get his share of carries because we know the Ravens aren't afraid to run the football. That just feels like a marriage made in heaven where somebody that's probably on the back nine of their career, obviously, gets the chance to really show what's left in his life