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Grant Delpit turned heads during the 2024 NFL season as his strong tackle knocked the 252 pounds that ran back Derrick Henry to the grass.
About a year later, Cleveland Brown’s defensive back delivered another hit to the Baltimore Ravens Star.
As the latest Browns-Ravens matches are approaching, Delpit waved the flames of the AFC North Division rival, as he neglected the idea that players on opponents team are encountering difficulties in tackling Henry.
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Safety Grant Delpit (9) from Cleveland Browns runs on the field under player introductions before the game against Cincinnati Bengals at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Ohio on September 7, 2025. (Jason Miller/Getty Images)
“Not hard,” Delpit said as he was asked about the level of difficulty associated with trying to bring Henry to Earth.
Henry caught Wind of Delpit’s remarks and offered a counter -movement.
“He had a quote,” Henry said. “We’ll see on Sunday.”
The ravens are scheduled to host Browns on Sunday. Both teams suffered losses in their seasonal openers. Henry finished 41-40 loss to Buffalo Bills with 169 rushing yards.
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During a game last October, Delpit and colleagues Brown’s defensive back Denzel Ward collaborated for a noticeable big hit on Henry. Moments after tackle began Delpit to perform the celebration of “too small”.
Cleveland Browns Safety Grant Delpit (9) Tackles Baltimore Ravens, who runs back Derrick Henry (22) during a game at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Ohio on October 27, 2024. (Scott Galvin/Imag images)
Henry spent the first eight years of his NFL career with the Tennessee Titans. He signed with Ravens in 2024. Henry has been relatively contained when he faces Browns in recent years. The five-time pro bowler has only surpassed 75-yard rushing brand in one of the three games he has played against Browns.
The trash, leading up to Sunday’s AFC North Showdown, has not been exclusive to Delpit. Brown’s wide receives Jerry Jeudy seemed to reduce the secondary of the raven, despite the fact that the group consisted of several first round choices.
Baltimore Ravens, who runs back Derrick Henry (22), runs the ball as Cleveland Browns Safety Grant Delpit (9) tackles him during an NFL game at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland, Ohio on October 27, 2024. (Scott Galvin-Preferred Pictures)
Bills Quarterback Josh Allen was successful against Baltimores’ passports and threw in 394 yards in week 1. Jeudy suggested that the Ravens group presents “no challenges.” Jeudy has never recorded a Touchdown -Catch in a game against Ravens.
Ravens Safety Kyle Hamilton pulled on Jeudy’s comments and described them as “Bulletin Board Material.”
“That’s the message board material that I never understood,” Hamilton said. “Should I not play hard until he said it? If you need notice board to play … It’s a problem with you.”
