The shelf life for workhorse running backs is notoriously short. Todd Gurley went from first-team All-Pro at 24 to out of football at 26. Le’Veon Bell and Ezekiel Elliott took their last NFL handoffs at 29. Melvin Gordon was 30. And yet here is Henry still bulldozing defenders, still as powerful and nimble as ever.

Defensive tackle Ed Oliver had a huge game in Buffalo's season-opening comeback win against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1. On top of all of his positive play, Oliver forced a crucial fumble on running back Derrick Henry which saved the game.

What impressive Nick Saban most about Derrick Henry has nothing to do with his football ability. Saban, ESPN analyst and former Alabama coach, said the Baltimore Ravens running back is all class.

RB Derrick Henry on his performance against the Bills, the fourth-quarter fumble, and more.

Ravens RB Derrick Henry moving past Jim Brown with his 107th rushing TD. At 31, his strict intermittent fasting routine may be fueling his record-setting pace.

Derrick Henry was the Bills' Kryptonite in 2024. The Ravens star continued that trend in Week 1 of the 2025 NFL season before a key, late-game fumble.

Ravens running back Derrick Henry delivered his trademark stiff-arm on a 30-yard touchdown run against the Bills on Sunday Night Football.

The score gave the Ravens a 10-7 lead with 13:35 left in the second quarter and improved Henry's rushing touchdown total to 107, surpassing Brown's 106. Henry now only trails Walter Payton (110), Adrian Peterson (120), Marcus Allen (123), LaDanian Tomlinson (145) and Emmitt Smith (164) on the top rushing TD leaders in NFL history.