Player props will be available for Derrick Henry ahead of Sunday’s NFL action at 6:30 PM ET live on CBS. In the AFC Divisional Round, Henry’s Baltimore Ravens (12-5) will take on the

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry has one of the most iconic nicknames in the modern NFL, "King Henry." Lately, though, he's resonated more with a different kind of royalty. After Saturday's playoff win over the Pittsburgh Steelers,

Following the Ravens' wild-card demolition of the Steelers, Lamar Jackson compared Derrick Henry to the Pixar character Lightning McQueen. It's a nickname that The King is leaning into.

Patrick Mahomes has taken the ride multiple times. Someone else deserves a chance. Allen and Jackson entered the league at the same time, but it feels like he should be behind Allen in line because Allen has suffered more severe heartbreak along the way.

After Lamar Jackson’s “Cars” metaphor on Saturday, Derrick Henry is embracing a new nickname: “Don’t call me Derrick. Just call me McQueen.” Henry had 186 yards rushing on 26 carries last night (7.2 yards per carry average) and two touchdowns.

The best week of actual football is here. The NFL divisional round, while not as lengthy as the wild-card round, typically features the best four games we get of the season. And I don't expect this week to be any different.

On Thursday, Henry sent reporters home with quotes to spare as he cracked jokes about his offensive teammates, and more specifically, quarterback Lamar Jackson. First, Henry was asked whether other Baltimore players came to him for advice about stiff-arming opponents— a calling card for the five-time Pro Bowler throughout his career.

Derrick Henry is the King of delivering stiff arms, but since joining Baltimore, his Ravens teammates have started utilizing his signature move for their own delight. Lamar Jackson constantly stiff-armed defenders,

The debate over who the better running back between Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley continues through the NFL playoffs.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams reclaimed the record for the longest touchdown run by an Alabama alumnus in the NFL playoffs on Saturday night, and this time, he got the record for the longest by a player from an Alabama high school or college, too.

It's been a singular goal for the Kansas City Chiefs all season, namely becoming the first team in NFL history to three-peat as Super Bowl champions. They took