Derrick Henry's 87-yard run on Sunday night was more than just a big play that helped the Ravens trample the Bills. It was reinforcement that "The King" has not relinquished his crown as the NFL's premier running back. The big run also put Henry on pace to do something that no other player has done in the NFL's 105-year history.

Derrick Henry is chugging along, and the Baltimore Ravens are on track following a rough start thanks to a tried-and-true recipe of running the ball early and often.

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. Funnily enough, Henry has the most touchdown runs of at least 20 miles per hour since 2018, trailing only Tyreek Hill … a much smaller receiver.