Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry reached several statistical milestones Sunday, becoming the first player in NFL history to record four rushing touchdowns in a single game for two different franchises.

Henry’s performance against the Green Bay Packers led the Ravens' offensive effort as he tied his career high for rushing touchdowns in a game. To reach the mark, Henry also recorded a career-high 36 carries, maintaining a heavy workload throughout the contest.

The four-score outing moved Henry into fourth place on the NFL’s all-time rushing touchdowns list. His production on Sunday further cemented his place among the league's most prolific scorers, surpassing multiple Hall of Fame players in the process.

In addition to his scoring totals, Henry achieved a significant milestone regarding career yardage. During the game, he moved into 10th place on the NFL’s all-time career rushing yards list. By eclipsing the 12,739-yard mark, he officially passed Hall of Fame running back Tony Dorsett.

The record-breaking day began early for Henry, who recorded three rushing touchdowns in the first half alone. The early surge provided the Ravens with a significant lead and marked one of the most productive halves of his career.

Henry, who previously recorded a four-touchdown game during his tenure with the Tennessee Titans, is now the only player to achieve the feat for two separate teams. He joined the Ravens as a free agent during the 2024 offseason and has since ascended both the franchise and league record books.

With several games remaining in the season, Henry continues to climb the all-time rankings in both rushing yards and total touchdowns. He currently trails only Emmitt Smith, LaDainian Tomlinson, and Marcus Allen on the all-time rushing touchdowns list.