Derrick Henry Shatters Ravens Record with Jaw-Dropping 87-Yard Touchdown!

BALTIMORE -- In an electrifying display of skill and speed, running back Derrick Henry made history on the very first play from scrimmage during Sunday night’s showdown against the Buffalo Bills, setting a new Ravens record.

Henry, who has been a force in the NFL for years, stormed through a massive gap on the right side of the offensive line and sprinted 87 yards untouched into the end zone. This astonishing play is now the longest run in the 29-year history of the franchise, leaving fans and analysts alike in awe.

After a somewhat sluggish start to the season, Henry has finally hit his stride with Baltimore, showcasing the blend of power and agility that has made him a household name in the NFL. This record-breaking touchdown came just after he achieved a season-high of 151 rushing yards in the previous week against the Dallas Cowboys, sparking a much-needed resurgence in his performance.

In this spectacular touchdown, Henry displayed remarkable speed for a 30-year-old running back, hitting a peak velocity of 21.29 mph. This impressive speed is tied for the fourth-fastest recorded by a ball carrier this season, according to NFL Next Gen Stats. In fact, this moment marked Henry's eighth-fastest recorded speed since the start of the 2018 season, solidifying his status as one of the league's most explosive playmakers despite his years.

As the Ravens look to build on this momentum, fans are eager to see what more Derrick Henry will bring to the field in the coming games. With performances like this, the Ravens’ playoff ambitions seem more formidable than ever. Keep watching, because Henry is just getting started!