Derrick Henry Breaks 2,000-Yard Rushing MarkDerrick Henry Breaks 2,000-Yard Rushing Mark In an unforgettable performance, Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry etched his name into the record books on Sunday night. With a dominant 238-yard rushing performance against the Houston Texans, Henry surpassed the coveted 2,000-yard rushing mark for the NFL season. Entering the game with 1,746 rushing yards, Henry needed 254 yards to reach the milestone. He wasted no time in attacking the Texans’ defense, ripping off big chunks of yardage with his powerful running style. Henry’s first touchdown came in the second quarter on a 76-yard scamper, sparking a chorus of cheers from the Titans’ home crowd. He added another touchdown in the fourth quarter to seal the victory and secure his place in history. With his 2,000-yard performance, Henry became the eighth player in NFL history to achieve the feat in a single season. He joins an elite group that includes Eric Dickerson, Chris Johnson, and Adrian Peterson. Henry’s accomplishment is all the more impressive considering he missed two games due to a foot injury. He averaged a staggering 5.1 yards per carry throughout the season, showcasing his exceptional strength and endurance. The Titans’ offense has been explosive with Henry leading the way. The team finished the regular season with the NFL’s third-ranked rushing attack, averaging 167.1 yards per game. Henry’s record-breaking season has not only solidified his status as one of the league’s premier running backs but has also helped the Titans compete for a playoff berth. With his determination and power, Henry has become a force to be reckoned with, leaving his mark on the game and inspiring his teammates to success.
