Ravens' Derrick Henry Joins Elite NFL Rushing Milestone in 28-6 Win over Dolphins

Derrick Henry made NFL history during the Baltimore Ravens' dominant 28-6 win over the Miami Dolphins by becoming the eighth player in NFL history to reach at least 12,000 career rushing yards and 100 career rushing touchdowns. Henry carried the ball 19 times for 119 yards and caught one pass for two yards, benefiting from the return of Lamar Jackson, who contributed significantly with 204 passing yards and four touchdowns. Baltimore's offense overwhelmed Miami all night, with Jackson's presence forcing Miami's defense to cover multiple threats, including receivers Zay Flowers, Isaiah Likely, Charlie Kolar, Mark Andrews, and Rashod Bateman, who combined for several key receptions and touchdowns. Jackson completed 18 of 23 passes and also rushed five times for 14 yards, bolstering the Ravens' ground and aerial attack. The Ravens, now looking ahead to their next game against the Minnesota Vikings, showed a revitalized offense with Henry's historic milestone underscoring their impressive performance. Overall, Henry's achievement and the team's strong showing mark a turning point in Baltimore's season after a difficult start.