Alabama Crimson Tide Heisman winner Mark Ingram II was all for the trash-talking from a future opponent. Alabama opens the ...

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The 10 players from Alabama high schools and colleges with the most NFL all-purpose yards includes a unique player.

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In his inaugural season with the Ravens in 2024-25, he just barely missed the mark. Derrick Henry came up just short of 2,000 yards last season. AP ...

#Ravens RB Derrick Henry told Dan Patrick that Adam Sandler is his favorite actor. Patrick made a deal: Rush for 2,000 yards again this season, and he’ll get Sandler to put him in a movie. Henry ...

If Henry can usurp 2,000 yards, he could follow in the footsteps of other superstar athletes, such as Kevin Garnett, who acted alongside Sandler in "Uncut Gems", and Anthony Edwards, who was a key ...

#Ravens RB Derrick Henry told Dan Patrick that Adam Sandler is his favorite actor. Patrick made a deal: Rush for 2,000 yards again this season, and he’ll get Sandler to put him in a movie.

Sports NFL Baltimore Ravens Ravens RB Derrick Henry gets motivation from unlikely source: Adam Sandler If Baltimore star eclipses 2,000 rushing yards again this year, actor promises role in movie ...

Derrick Henry has extra motivation to rush for 2,000 yards in 2025—the opportunity to appear in an Adam Sandler movie. During an appearance on The Dan Patrick Show earlier this week, Henry told ...

Derrick Henry came up 79 rushing yards shy of another 2,000-yard campaign, finishing with 1,921 in 2024 -- his first season with the Baltimore Ravens. The bulldozing back has even more incentive ...