Derrick Henry sets Ravens record for longest run on Baltimore’s first snap
Derrick Henry ran into the Baltimore record book on the Ravens’ first snap of Sunday night’s game against the Buffalo Bills. Henry went 87 yards for a touchdown with 10:50 left in the first quarter for the longest run from scrimmage in the franchise’s history.
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Henry was so fast on this touchdown run that, according to Next Gen Stats, he reached a top speed of 21.29 miles per hour.
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