Derrick Henry seemingly isn't slowing down with age, and legendary running back Emmitt Smith thinks the Baltimore Ravens star has the chance to break his NFL rushing yards record.

The Dallas Cowboys may have found a way to escape the Houston Texans with a dramatic win, but the noise around America’s Team has hardly disappeared. Even with a 34-30 comeback victory over the Texans ...

Henry sits at No. 10 on the all-time rushing list and still has some work to do to break Smith's record ...

Henry's age-32 season started off with a boom, as the bowling ball of a running back piled up 144 yards and three touchdowns on the ground in a Week 1 win over the Indianapolis Colts.

Bijan Robinson tied MNF record set by Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith ...

Walter Payton, Barry Sanders and Emmitt Smith put up huge career numbers, and were honored with gold jackets and bronze busts. But which member of that famous trio is the greatest NFL running back ...

This past Sunday, Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry put together one of the best days of his hall of fame-bound career. The former Crimson Tide star and Heisman Trophy winner rushed for 144 ...

Emmitt Smith believes Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry is capable of breaking his record as the NFL's all-time rushing yards leader."It's ...

Common logic suggests running backs usually age out of peak effectiveness by their 30th birthday. Common logic doesn't apply to Derrick Henry, says Emmitt Smith.

He ran for 144 yards and three touchdowns in Week 1 at age 32. Then Terron Armstead went on NFL on CBS and said what a lot of people were quietly thinking. The greatest running back debate has a new ...

Michael Irvin weighs in on the struggles he endured while working under former Dallas Cowboys head coach's offense.