When the NFL kicked off its 15th Sunday of the 2024 season on Dec. 15, the Pittsburgh Steelers had a two-game lead over the Baltimore Ravens at the top of the AFC North standings. Ten days later, the Ravens have a one-game lead on the Steelers after the NFL’s Christmas doubleheader.

Derrick Henry is looking to become the first player in NFL history to run for 2,000 yards in multiple seasons. Here's what he needs to achieve that.

Derrick Henry ended the MVP debate with Lamar Jackson after they helped the Baltimore Ravens dominate the Houston Texans on Christmas Day.

When Derrick Henry left the Tennessee Titans as an NFL free agent to sign with the Baltimore Ravens in March, the Houston Texans probably didn’t shed any tears. During his time with the Tennessee Titans, the former Alabama All-American tormented the Texans as perhaps no other running back has any other franchise.

The Baltimore Ravens are now one win away from repeating as AFC North champions. Behind an unrelenting rushing attack and a dominating defense, the Ravens are in control of their division fate after routing the Houston Texans 31-2 on Christmas Day.

He scored his 16th total touchdown of the season on a 2-yard rush, the most in a single season in franchise history.That's not all, though, as Henry also scored his 14th rushing touchdown of the season,

Derrick Henry joined the Baltimore Ravens in the offseason, and his first season in the franchise is setting records.

The Houston Texans didn’t need to see what Baltimore’s Derrick Henry is doing this season to be reminded of just how dangerous he can be

Derrick Henry might be in Year 9, but he’s running into Wednesday’s game against the Houston Texans like a new man.

The Houston Texans, as a franchise, are very familiar with Derrick Henry from his time with the Tennessee Titans. Henry has faced the Texans numerous times in his career and he's always been successful.