The results were optimal: 21 carries, 106 yards rushing, and three TDs on the ground in the first half alone. Henry also made history. He moved into the top ten on the NFL's all-time rushing yards list, and he moved into fourth place on the rushing TDs list. By doing the latter, he passes the great Adrian Peterson.

The milestone for the future Hall of Fame running back came on the Ravens' second offensive possession. Also on that drive, Henry scored career touchdown No. 120 to tie former star running back Adrian Peterson for the fourth-most rushing touchdowns in NFL history.

Derrick Henry won't be denied at the goal line, using a second effort to power is way into the end zone and get the Baltimore Ravens on the board against the Green Bay Packers in the NFL Peacock Holiday Exclusive.

Saturday night football at Lambeau Field delivered plenty of moments, but one stood above the rest and immediately took over timelines across the NFL world. Derrick Henry did what Derrick Henry has been doing for nearly a decade,

Derrick Henry has been on a roll over the last few weeks, and with Lamar Jackson out of the picture on Saturday, expect another heavy workload from the Ravens running back.

Since Josh Jacobs entered the NFL as a first-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, only one player has more rushing yards than he has accumulated. Derrick Henry has 10,383 yards in those almost seven seasons, and Jacobs has 7,800.

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry isn't seeing as many snaps and touches as he's used to this season and instead the team has utilized running back Keaton Mitchell more. Here's why the Ravens are taking that approach.

Some fantasy football start or sit advice for wide receiver Zay Flowers, running back Derrick Henry and tight end Mark Andrews ahead of the Baltimore Ravens' Week 17 showdown against the Green Bay Packers.