Henry passes Allen for third all time in NFL rushing TDs — SkimNews
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- Derrick Henry scored three rushing touchdowns (4, 32, and 3 yards) against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, reaching 125 career rushing TDs and passing Marcus Allen (123) for third all time.
- Henry finished with 144 rushing yards in the Ravens' 41-23 victory over the Colts.
- Henry now trails only Emmitt Smith (164) and LaDainian Tomlinson (145) on the all-time rushing touchdowns list — sitting 20 behind second.
- Henry's three-TD game was his 33rd career contest with two or more rushing scores, the most by any NFL player since 2016.
- Henry also passed Marvin Harrison for ninth all time with 130 total touchdowns, putting him one behind Cris Carter at eighth.
Why it matters: Henry is now within 20 rushing touchdowns of LaDainian Tomlinson for second all time, and at his current scoring pace he could realistically challenge that mark before his career ends — a framing the box score alone doesn't immediately surface. The multi-TD milestone (most since 2016) reinforces that this isn't a one-game anomaly but a sustained pattern of goal-line dominance.
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