BALTIMORE (AP) — Derrick Henry needed one play to make Baltimore Ravens history in prime time against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night. Henry took their first offensive snap 87 yards to the end zone for the longest touchdown run in franchise history. The veteran running back now has five TDs in four games since joining Baltimore.

Derrick Henry needed just one carry to make history Sunday night. Leading off the Baltimore Ravens' first offensive possession of Week 4's prime-time matchup with the Buffalo Bills, the star running back exploded for an 87-yard touchdown burst,

Derrick Henry ran into the Baltimore record book on the Ravens’ first snap of Sunday night’s game against the Buffalo Bills. Henry went 87 yards for a touchdown with 10:50 left in the first quarter for the longest run from scrimmage in the franchise’s history.