Overview
- Henry broke the mark with a 28-yard touchdown run on Baltimore’s opening drive against the Bengals on Thanksgiving night.
- The carry pushed him beyond Jim Brown’s 12,312 career rushing yards and into 11th place all time.
- He entered the game with 12,294 rushing yards across 10 NFL seasons, according to CBS Sports.
- The score also gave him another double-digit rushing-touchdown season, tying LaDainian Tomlinson’s consecutive-season record.
- Baltimore came in on a five-game win streak after a 1-5 start and sits atop the AFC North as Henry tracks toward a seventh 1,000-yard year in eight seasons.