Track Derrick Henry as the former Tennessee Titans running back, now with the Baltimore Ravens, faces the Buffalo Bills in the AFC divisional round.

The stage is set for an electrifying showdown as the Baltimore Ravens take on the Buffalo Bills in the divisional round. While MVP quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen natura

The Buffalo Bills have romped to another Divisional ... Ravens player who tore them apart in the Week 4 demolition - Derrick Henry. "Can the Bills get out of the divisional round for the first ...

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With the league's two best players playing together, the Lakers won three straight titles and remain the last major professional sports team to accomplish that feat.  The Kansas City Chiefs are trying to accomplish that now,

There will be several outside factors that work in the favor of Buffalo when the Bills play ... 247-pound running back in Derrick Henry, who has rushed for 1,921 yards this season.

When Baltimore and Buffalo squared off in the regular season, the Bills got steamrolled by Ravens running back Derrick Henry. The former Alabama All-American ran for 199 yards and one touchdown on ...

The divisional round finale will feature a must-watch showdown between the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills. The winner of the game will head to Kansas City t

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens made things interesting, but Buffalo's defense held on to give the Bills a victory in Sunday's AFC divisional round matchup.

Follow along for live updates on Henry's performance during Sunday's NFL playoff game in Buffalo. Former Titans running back Derrick Henry ran for 84 yards on 16 carries, scoring a touchdown.

When Derrick Henry signed ... On Sunday, Henry can move one step closer to that goal. Henry and the No. 3 seed Ravens (13-5) face the No. 2 seed Buffalo Bills (14-4) at Highmark Stadium in the ...

That was made crystal clear this postseason when Kansas City punched its third consecutive trip to the Super Bowl and fifth trip since 2019. Kansas City is now one win away from becoming the first team to win three Super Bowls in a row.