Baltimore Ravens star running back Derrick Henry just passed one of the biggest names in NFL history in the records books on Sunday. With a 2-yard rushing score in the final seconds of the first quarter against the Chicago Bears, Henry passed the great Walter Payton with the fifth-most rushing touchdowns (111) in league history.

The Baltimore Ravens have vastly underperformed to start the 2025 season, due to a combination of factors, entering Week 8 with a lowly 1-5 record through their first six games. Star running back Derrick Henry has endured his share of struggles amid the team’s slow start coming off a 1,900-yard campaign in 2024.

Derrick Henry made history on Sunday. Henry scored his 111th career rushing touchdown in the second quarter of the Baltimore Ravens' matchup with the Chicago Bears, passing NFL legend Walter Payton for No. 5 on the league's all-time list. The touchdown also gave Baltimore an early 7-6 lead.

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry rushes for a 2-yard touchdown against the Chicago Bears, giving him 111 for his career to pass Hall of Famer Walter Payton to claim sole possession of the number fifth spot all-time.

Much has been made of Derrick Henry's lost fumbles, and rightfully so. Both contributed to the Ravens' losses in a collapsing fashion.

Derrick Henry stands alone in fifth place all-time for NFL career rushing touchdowns after scoring against the Bears.

Derrick Henry found paydirt on Sunday against the Chicago Bears, giving the Baltimore Ravens running back 111 rushing touchdowns in his career and breaking a tie with Hall of Famer and Chicago legend Walter Payton for fifth all time.

Derrick Henry winds up with rising AFC contender in blockbuster trade proposal by Bill Simmons. he Baltimore Ravens fell to 1-5 on the season on Sunday. While they enter a bye week, their margin for error moving forward is extremely small,

Cook ran for 216 yards through three quarters, most since Derrick Henry in 2018, as the Bills lead the Panthers 40-9.