Derrick Henry came in to Week 8 one touchdown below Eddie George on the Titans franchise touchdown leaderboard. 219 yards and 2 touchdowns later, the King placed himself alone at the top of the list.
In anticipation of the historic moment, the staff prepared the locker room and outfitted Henry's pad with a mic pack to document the day.
It was fitting that a franchise that began in Houston, TX would have a historic record set in the city that was once home to the organization.
On his way to the franchise TD record, Henry lined up behind his O-line and racked up 200-plus rushing yards for the fourth time in his career against the Texans, and the sixth time in his career. With the sixth 200-yard rushing performance of his career, Henry tied O.J. Simpson and Adrian Peterson for the most in NFL history.
For the record-setting touchdown, Derrick Henry strolled into the endzone like he has been there before, because he has... 75 times.
Eddie George congratulates Derrick Henry on breaking his franchise record
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