Derrick Henry reflects ahead of possible finale with Titans: 'We'll treat it like any other game'

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Derrick Henry continued to show this season why he remains one of the top running backs in football. 

Henry surpassed the 1,000-yard mark in rushing for the fifth time in his prolific career. 

He has spent all eight years of his professional football career with the Tennessee Titans. 

The franchise has enjoyed some success under coach Mike Vrabel, but the team will miss the playoffs a second straight season.

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Derrick Henry of the Tennessee Titans during a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Nissan Stadium Dec. 11, 2022, in Nashville. (Justin Ford/Getty Images)

The franchise appears poised to turn the page from Henry and other key players, including quarterback Ryan Tannehill. 

The 2019 NFL Comeback Player of the Year is listed as the backup on the Titans depth chart after he lost his starting job to rookie Will Levis earlier this season.

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Levis is dealing with an injury and sat out of practice Wednesday. It remains unclear if Levis will suit up Sunday, but Tannehill said he is preparing to play Sunday in what could be his final game for the franchise that helped turn his career around.

"I spent five years of my life here in this organization," Tannehill said via the Titans' website, knowing his time in Tennessee will likely soon come to an end. "A lot of great people. I would love to be able to leave it on a win."

Quarterback Ryan Tannehill (17) of the Tennessee Titans hands the ball to teammate Derrick Henry (22) during warmups before a game against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S.