Derrick Henry is hard to fathom sometimes.
At 31 years old, and at 6-foot-1 and 247 pounds, he remains an unstoppable running back with incredible top-end speed.
And even though Sunday night didn't end the way Henry or any of the Baltimore Ravens would've wanted, he still put on a show.
Henry ended up carrying the ball 18 times for 169 yards and two touchdowns.
MORE: 'Have a little faith': How Bills pulled off unbelievable comeback to stun Ravens
It's that pair of TDs that made NFL history.
Henry entered the night tied on the all-time rushing touchdown list with the legendary Jim Brown.
But with his scores, he moved alone past Brown, now with 108 rushing TDs in his regular season career and counting.
Henry is now alone in sixth place in NFL history.
MORE: Jerry Jeudy refused to lateral on final play, instead conveniently hit his betting over
Next up is Walter Payton in fifth, with 110.
The top-four above Payton are Emmitt Smith (164), LaDanian Tomlinson (145), Marcus Allen (123) and Adrian Peterson (120).
Henry doesn't seem like slowing down anytime soon, so he might be able to keep climbing for a while.
No matter how long he lasts, he remains visually astounding to watch. There aren't any other running backs like King Henry.
MORE NFL NEWS:
- Browns' first TD of the season came from a Sanders, but not Shedeur
- Colts end 4,400-day drought with beatdown of Dolphins
- Emeka Egbuka is the hero for the Buccaneers in his NFL debut
- Aaron Rodgers tied an impressive Tom Brady NFL record
- Tua Tagovailoa's nightmare start invites contract questions and memes
- Giants' Week 1 offensive futility extends streak not seen since 1942