Derrick Henry delivers back-to-back stiff arms in the penalty run against the Eagles

Derrick Henry is still one of the most exciting running backs in the NFL. The star and his Baltimore Ravens take on the Philadelphia Eagles in NFL Week 13, and Henry gives stiff arms.

Early in the 3rd quarter, with the Ravens trailing 14-12, Henry got the ball and appeared to be headed for a brief gain or loss of yards. Instead, Henry fended off a defender and then immediately fended off another defender. In the end, the veteran got 5 yards and the 1st down.

Stiff arm after stiff arm.

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This is the style of play that NFL fans have come to expect from Henry. The Alabama product broke into the league in 2016 and has often done things no other RB does.

Henry joined the Ravens prior to the 2024 season after spending the first eight seasons of his career with the Tennessee Titans. Henry has led the NFL in rushing yards twice and earned four Pro Bowl selections.

Alabama fans are used to Henry making long runs and stiff arms. The big RB played for the Crimson Tide from 2013 to 2015. Henry won the national championship and Heisman Trophy with Alabama in 2015 and trails only Najee Harris in career rushing yards at the school.

Henry and the Ravens will look to pick up their 9th win of the season on Sunday night. Meanwhile, the Eagles want to record their tenth win. Henry wants to rush for 100 yards for the seventh time in 2024.