Ravens Derrick Henry ends nearly 2-year spell with big SNF play vs. Falcons

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Coach Jesse Minter’s Baltimore Ravens hit the road to take on Kevin Stefanski’s Atlanta Falcons and did so without star QB Lamar Jackson. Tyler Huntley, Derrick Henry and Justice Hill shouldered the offensive load without Jackson as the game was close down to the wire and went into overtime tied at 23.

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Henry got a chance to do something he hadn’t done in nearly two years, recording his first receiving touchdown since Week 7 of 2024. It came on a perfectly executed screen pass from the 19-yard-line and gave Minter’s Ravens hope for a big comeback road victory.

The Ravens’ offense joined together to pick up the slack where Henry left off. Huntley had 173 yards passing and two passing touchdowns, executing well with Jackson not able to play. Justice Hill led the Ravens with 73 rushing yards as the Ravens tied the game up late, followed by 70 yards from Henry.

Seven receivers caught passes from Huntley, who decided to spread the wealth on a day when Jackson’s scrambling abilities were sorely missed. Zay Flowers led the Ravens with six catches as the clock started to wind down at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

Henry came into the game with a lot to prove and a lot of motivation after he refuted criticisms and skeptics of his new quarterback, Huntley. He also became excited about a new offensive line addition to the team.

Henry and the Ravens looked like a united, hopeful group as time began to run out on the fourth quarter in Atlanta. The Ravens showed their versatility, and their never-say-die attitude, on a day when things got heated against the Falcons.

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