Derrick Henry moved ahead of Marcus Allen for third place on the NFL's all-time rushing touchdown list during the Baltimore Ravens' season opener against the Indianapolis Colts, according to ESPN and NFL.com. The game was played on September 13, 2026, and Baltimore came away with the win, per CBS Sports.
Baltimore Beatdown's game review sorted the performance into nine winners and three losers, while the Ravens' own site credited the team's star players in its Week 1 grades and snap counts.
Henry's climb up the record book was the headline individual note from the opener. ESPN and NFL.com both reported the milestone, which places him behind only the players still ahead of him on the career list. The outlets did not specify in the summaries how many rushing scores Henry now has or who remains above him.
The Ravens' official grades and snap counts pointed to strong showings from the team's top players, and Baltimore Beatdown's winners-and-losers breakdown framed the result as one with more positives than negatives for the home side. CBS Sports tracked the live score and statistics from the game.
The Colts' side of the ledger drew the three "losers" labels in Baltimore Beatdown's review, though the outlet's summary did not name them.
Baltimore will look to carry the opener's momentum into its next matchup, while Henry's pursuit of the next name on the all-time rushing touchdown list remains a storyline to follow.
