Running back Derrick Henry enjoyed his most recent playoff victory at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Jan. 11, 2020. Exactly five years later, Henry hopes for another postseason victory on the Ravens’ home field.

The easiest way for the Baltimore Ravens to take some pressure off Lamar Jackson is to run the ball effectively with Derrick Henry.

Teams have devalued the position in recent years, but the best offenses this season have elite backs as their catalysts.

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His strict diet likely won't allow it, but Derrick Henry nonetheless deserves a nice slice of cake following his performance during Saturday's game against the Browns that also happened to be his 31st birthday.

Like Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry keeps on achieving unprecedented milestones. Until Saturday, no NFL player has ever attained three seasons with 1,500 rushing yards and 15+ rushing touchdowns.

Derrick Henry was drafted into the NFL long after the era when teams centered their offense around a star running back. Through much of his career, Henry has played in an NFL that was more pass happy than ever and relied on a backfield-by-committee approach.

On 31st birthday, Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry set an NFL record in a 35-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns on Saturday.

One of the most fascinating types of playoff matchups is when you get a pair of divisional rivals who have seen quite a lot of each other over the course of the

The Ravens will begin their Super Bowl quest in freezing temperatures against the punishing Steelers. Is Derrick Henry the man to put them over the top?

Peter Schrager makes the case for Marlon Humphrey being a Defensive Player of the Year candidate. The Ravens have become a popular pick to win the Super Bowl. Lamar Jackson finishes the regular season at No.