Derrick Henry Moves to Seventh on NFL Rushing List

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry moved into seventh place on the NFL’s career rushing list during the first half against the Jacksonville Jaguars, reaching 13,685 yards and passing LaDainian Tomlinson, according to a career leaderboard report. The milestone came in a game in which Henry finished with 57 rushing yards, a separate report said. Another account said he passed both Tomlinson and former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jerome Bettis. The leaderboard account placed Henry behind Curtis Martin, who has 14,101 career rushing yards, and Adrian Peterson, at 14,918. Henry entered the game with 130 career rushing touchdowns and six receiving scores, according to reporting ahead of the matchup. He had tied Marshall Faulk at 136 total touchdowns by a running back with a score against Buffalo in Week 8. A touchdown against Jacksonville would give Henry 137 and move him into sole possession of fourth place among running backs, behind Emmitt Smith, Tomlinson and Marcus Allen. The reports did not establish whether he scored against Jacksonville. The game also drew attention to Henry’s future in Baltimore, but trade discussion remains speculative. ESPN’s Dan Graziano...