Derrick Henry becomes fourth player to ever reach 4,000 rushing yards with multiple teams

Derrick Henry has reached another milestone in his storied career.

Via Henry Gold of NFL Research, Henry has become the fourth player in league history to rush for at least 4,000 yards with multiple teams.

Henry accomplished the feat on his first carry of Sunday’s game against the Browns, taking the ball 11 yards. He entered the day with 3,992 yards rushing with the Ravens after tallying 9,502 yards in eight seasons with Tennessee.

Henry is in his third year with the Ravens.

The others to accomplish 4,000 yards with multiple teams are Eric Dickerson (Rams and Colts), Marshall Faulk (Colts and Rams), and Warrick Dunn (Buccaneers and Falcons).

The Ravens lead the Browns 10-0 in the second quarter.

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