LOOK: Derrick Henry makes NFL history during Ravens' Week 1 showdown vs. Colts - CBS Sports
Derrick Henry made NFL history during the Baltimore Ravens' season opener against the Indianapolis Colts. He moved to third place on the all-time career rushing touchdowns list.
Why it matters
This marks a significant milestone in professional football history for a high-profile athlete.
Derrick Henry made NFL history during the first half of the Baltimore Ravens ' season opener against the Indianapolis Colts , moving to No. 3 on the NFL's list of career rushing touchdowns.
Baltimore's future Hall of Fame running back entered the season ranked fourth all-time in rushing TDs, but with 4:05 left in the opening quarter, Henry found paydirt from four yards out to give the Ravens a 14-7 lead. The score marked Henry's 123rd career rushing touchdown and tied him with Hall of Famer Marcus Allen for third all-time.
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In the second quarter, Henry passed Allen when he galloped 32 yards for his second touchdown of the half. The score showcased Henry's unique and vast skillset that includes his impressive vision, strength and closing speed.
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