On March 30, 2009, Henry accepted a plea deal in his federal drug case steming from a September 2008 arrest in which Henry was found in possession of five kilograms of cocaine.The Gazette: Former Bronco Henry Agrees to Plea in Drug Case He was back behind bars in May of 2009, for consuming alcohol, a violation of his bond agreement.CBSSports.com: Former RB Henry Taken into Custody in Florida

The following month, Henry spoke out about his financial struggles and inability to pay more than $170,000 a year in child support to nine women with which he fathered children. Henry stated that he loves his kids, but cannot afford to take care of them.The New York Times: With Nine Mouths to Feed, Travis Henry Says He's Broke

Henry was traded to the Tennessee Titans in 2005. After two years in Tennessee, he was released and signed with the Denver Broncos for the 2007 season. Henry played 12 games for the Broncos, all the while facing a possible suspension for a failed drug test. Despite being cleared of the test, The Broncos released Henry at the end of the season.ESPN.com: Sources: NFL's leading rusher Henry faces suspension for violating drug policy (October 5, 2007)