Derrick Henry's $16,000,000 free agency move to Ravens sends fans into meltdown: "How much help does Lamar need?"

Free agent running back Derrick Henry has signed with the Baltimore Ravens. After eight seasons with the Tennessee Titans, the former Alabama running back will play alongside Lamar Jackson in Baltimore.

Henry signing with the Ravens means the Dallas Cowboys have missed out on another top free agent. Fans on social media were left stunned after the star running back signed with the Ravens, as they think that the move will help the reigning AFC North champions massively.

Here's how they reacted:

The Ravens are coming off a 13-4 season in which they reached the AFC Championship Game. Unfortunately, they fell short against the Kansas City Chiefs, but the move for Henry could be a difference-maker next season.

Lamar Jackson, fresh off his second MVP award gets another weapon to work with as the Ravens continue their push to win a Super Bowl.

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Derrick Henry's free agency contract breakdown

Derrick Henry: Jacksonville Jaguars v Tennessee Titans

Henry has signed a two-year $16 million deal with the Baltimore Ravens. As per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the deal could rise up to $20 million, based on incentives. Out of the $16 million, $9 million is fully guaranteed.

Saquon Barkley recently signed a three-year $37.75 million contract with the Philadelphia Eagles, which appears to be a good deal for the Ravens.

Henry's inclusion will open the field for emerging wide receiver Zay Flowers, who impressed in his rookie season.

The Ravens still need to make more moves to improve their offense, as in the AFC Championship Game, it was apparent that they need more difference-makers on the field.

The Ravens' running back depth chart currently looks like this:

1. Derrick Henry
2. Keaton Mitchell
3. Justice Hill

In his last season with the Titans, Derrick Henry rushed for 1,167 yards and scored 12 touchdowns on 280 carries in 17 games. Given that he will play behind a better offensive line, Henry could have a prolific season with the Ravens.

Despite being 30, Henry is still capable of winning games for his team on his own. Lamar Jackson will undoubtedly love this move, as he will get to play alongside arguably the best running back of his generation.