Oct 26, 2025
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Whitney Rick makes running back Derrick Henry history with his touchdown against the Chicago Bears.
The king is good for Derrick Henry, as the Baltimore Ranevens star continues to make history with Papi and Panodown.On Sunday, Henry should have been told to bring his strong play along, as the team was without star quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Henry and the Ravens Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears welcomed in their week 8 game game, which seemed an easy win for the bears.However, in the first half, Williams failed to find recipients in the end zone or on crucial plays in the score territory.
The Ravens' defense held Chicago to two field goals, and then Henry was able to run into the end zone for his second touchdown of the season and his second career touchdown. The feat also set a historic record.
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Hetherdand then buys Racines Henry with 111.Four players are still at it.
According to ESPN's list, Peterson could be well within Henry's reach this season.That's because the Ravens star needs nine more rushing touchdowns to tie him and 10 more to surpass him for fourth.
After Henrik's historic feat, his Ravens took a 10-3 lead into halftime.Baltimore was looking for a crucial win as it awaits the return of Lamar Jackson this season.
The Ravens scored on a Henry's Touch play, which came in the second quarter to give Baltimore the lead.
With the team sitting at 1-5 and last in the AFC North, any potential win is vital.At this point, the team is well below where fans and analysts expected them to be in the 2025-26 NFL season.So far, Baltimore's only win came on Sept. 14, 41-17 over the Cleveland Browns.
While Henry may be remembered as one of the great performers of the NFL, he continues to explore the beauty of modern chicken.The Birds appear to be rivals, but they will have to do everything possible to get back to form and number of states before the end of the season.
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