Baltimore Ravens stars Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry refused to eat the Netflix game cake after the team's huge win over the Houston Texans.

The best move the Baltimore Ravens made this year was signing running back Derrick Henry, who was tested free agency after eight seasons with the Tennessee

Derrick Henry ended the MVP debate with Lamar Jackson after they helped the Baltimore Ravens dominate the Houston Texans on Christmas Day.

Baltimore came out roaring on Christmas Day, scoring on its first possession in a 75-yard drive against the Houston Texans.

When Derrick Henry left the Tennessee Titans as an NFL free agent to sign with the Baltimore Ravens in March, the Houston Texans probably didn’t shed any tears. During his time with the Tennessee Titans, the former Alabama All-American tormented the Texans as perhaps no other running back has any other franchise.

The Baltimore Ravens got off to a hot start against the Houston Texans on Christmas Day, jumping out to a 10-0 lead in the first quarter. Baltimore opened the

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has made a fiery case to win his third NFL MVP award, especially over the last three games. Jackson began receiving m

Player prop bets will be available for Derrick Henry ahead of Wednesday’s NFL action at 4:30 PM ET live on Netflix. This Week 17 matchup features Henry’s Baltimore Ravens (10-5) taking

Henry's play has been so great that he has etched himself in the Ravens' history books. After the conclusion of their Christmas matchup against the Texans, which the Ravens won 31-2, Henry would set the Ravens franchise record with the most single-season touchdowns accounted for.

Henry ran 24 times for 162 yards, a 6.8 yards per carry average, which is the most prolific rushing day for a Ravens' ballcarrier against the Steelers in team history, according to ESPN Stats Info. Henry had seven rushes of 10-or-more yards, the most by any player in a game this season.

The Houston Texans didn't need to see what Baltimore's Derrick Henry is doing this season to be reminded of just how dangerous he can be.