Derrick Henry ran all over the Green Bay Packers yesterday. It is only right that the Green Bay Packers pay homage to King Henry. Henry put on one of the best performances of his distinguished career in a game the Ravens needed to win to maintain their chances of making the playoffs.
Henry carried the offense on his back when starting quarterback Lamar Jackson was sidelined due to a back injury. He ran for a career-high 36 times for 216 yards, the most ever by a visiting player at historic Lambeau field, and tied his career best with four touchdowns, three of which came in the first half alone to give Baltimore a 27-14 halftime lead.
In a convincing 41-24 victory, the Ravens amassed 307 rushing yards as a team while controlling the clock for over 40 minutes thanks to Henry's unrelenting power and signature stiff arms. This historic performance set an NFL record for Henry's seventh career 200-yard game and further solidified his legacy by surpassing legends in all-time rushing rankings.
"Derrick Henry is BETTER THAN ADRIAN PETERSON!" - Acho and Shady DEBATE
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