The Baltimore Ravens' Week 5 game against the Houston Texans was one to forget. Outside of a competitive first quarter that saw the two teams trade scoring drives, it quickly got out of hand for Baltimore. Injuries played a factor, but it was the worst the Ravens had looked all season, especially for the offense.
There was one player who reached a career mark, though. Running back Derrick Henry found the end zone with a little under three minutes left in the third quarter, making it 34-10. That meaningless score did have a career-impact, as Henry tied the Chicago Bears’ all-time great running back Walter Payton for the fifth-most rushing touchdowns in NFL history with 110.