Derrick Henry sets Lambeau Field record and NFL record in rout of Packers

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• Simpson. Henry and the Ravens set the tone early.
• His seven rushes on the opening drive gained 48 yards, and he got the scoring started with a 3-yard touchdown run.
• A drive later, Henry carried eight more times for 34 yards and a second score.
• The Ravens gave him the ball five straight times to end the drive, and he walked into the end zone nearly untouched on 3rd-and-goal from the 1-yard line.
• After two drives, Henry had 15 carries for 82 yards and two scores. On the final drive, which ended in Henry's dagger 25-yard touchdown run, the Ravens feed him the ball seven more times -- and he generated 56 rushing yards and his fourth rushing touchdown. Henry finished with 14 runs generating a first down or touchdown, nine runs of at least nine yards and a success rate of 66.7 percent. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementRavens coach John Harbaugh called it "one of the greatest performances I've seen" after the 41-24 win that kept Baltimore's season alive. By rushing for 216 yards and scoring four rushing touchdowns, Henry moved into 10th place all-time for rushing yards, passing Tony Dorsett, and fourth in rushing touchdowns, passing Peterson.200-yard rushing games by visitor at Lambeau FieldDerrick Henry, 216 rushing yards (12/27/2025)Adrian Peterson, 210 rushing yards (12/2/2012)Walter Payton, 205 rushing yards (10/30/1977)Gale Sayers, 205 rushing yards (11/3/1968)This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Derrick Henry sets Lambeau Field record and NFL record in rout of Packers.