Ravens running back Derrick Henry had another big game Monday night, rushing 15 times for 169 yards, and he’s on pace for a single-season yardage total that no running back in NFL history has ever touched.
Through seven games, Henry has 873 rushing yards. That puts him on pace for 2,120 yards in 17 games, which would set a new single-season record for rushing yardage. The current record of 2,105 yards was set by Eric Dickerson in 1984, in a 16-game season.
Henry could also become the first player in NFL history to have two 2,000-yard seasons. Henry ran for 2,027 yards for the Titans in 2020.
Henry turns 31 this season and at times last year he looked like he had lost a step. But he’s playing as well as he’s ever played, and the Ravens are very happy with their high-profile free agent signing.
