Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry reveals former coordinator Todd Monken brings intense trash talk to the Browns locker room.

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is expecting extra trash talk in the Cleveland locker room ahead of Sunday's rivalry game, according to information published by COMBAT SPORTS.

The upcoming Week 6 matchup brings the Baltimore Ravens to Cleveland to face the Browns, with former Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken now coaching the home team.

Henry revealed that Monken definitely talks a lot of trash behind closed doors to let his new team know he wants to beat Baltimore.

Todd Monken denies extra motivation against former team

Monken stated that the upcoming game is not personal and remains strictly business, noting that his message to the team has not changed over the previous five weeks.

Despite his public tone, Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey expects a fierce approach from his former coordinator, stating that Monken will certainly want to kick their tail.

Rashod Bateman addresses the rivalry narrative

Ravens wide receiver Rashod Bateman mentioned that players must choose whether to focus on Todd Monken or simply go out and play football on Sunday.

Bateman added that Monken is not worried about individual players in Baltimore, but rather focused entirely on getting the Cleveland Browns ready to win.

Ravens face Browns without star quarterback Lamar Jackson

The Baltimore Ravens head into Cleveland with a 4-1 record and a three-game win streak, but they will be playing without starting quarterback Lamar Jackson due to an ankle injury.

Backup quarterback Tyler Huntley will step in to start against Deshaun Watson and the Browns, who hold a 3-2 record and are looking to bounce back from a Week 5 loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

What did Derrick Henry say about Todd Monken?

Derrick Henry stated that Todd Monken talks a lot of trash in the Cleveland locker room and wants to beat the Baltimore Ravens.

Who is starting at quarterback for the Ravens against the Browns?

Tyler Huntley will start at quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6 because Lamar Jackson is sidelined with an ankle injury.

When is the Ravens versus Browns NFL game?

The Week 6 rivalry game between the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns is scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. ET in Cleveland.