Ravens running back Derrick Henry broke several rushing records and scored two touchdowns against the Bills, but his fumble cost his team.

Derrick Henry made some notable history during the first half of the Ravens ' season-opener against the Bills. During the second quarter of Sunday night's game, Henry scored his 107th career touchdown run on a 30-yard jaunt that cut Baltimore's deficit to 10-7.

Derrick Henry took the blame for the Ravens' epic collapse after his costly late fumble fueled the Bills' comeback.

The shelf life for workhorse running backs is notoriously short. Todd Gurley went from first-team All-Pro at 24 to out of football at 26. Le’Veon Bell and Ezekiel Elliott took their last NFL handoffs at 29. Melvin Gordon was 30. And yet here is Henry still bulldozing defenders, still as powerful and nimble as ever.

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Baltimore rotates its captains during the regular season and then assigns captains during the postseason. Make no mistake, though. Whether he wears the patch or not, Derrick Henry is as good a leader as it gets.

Imagine Baltimore Raven and former Alabama RB Derrick Henry meeting ex-Ravens star LB Ray Lewis in the hole. Lewis has thoughts on the outcome.

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry moved past a tie with Hall of Famer Jim Brown, scoring the 107th rushing touchdown of his career during the season opener against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night.