Dating back to 2000, the NFL has seen standout performances from the running back position. The league has transitioned to pass-heavy offenses, but running backs continue finding ways to dominate the game.

Derrick Henry found paydirt on Sunday against the Chicago Bears, giving the Baltimore Ravens running back 111 rushing touchdowns in his career and breaking a tie with Hall of Famer and Chicago legend Walter Payton for fifth all time.

Baltimore Ravens star running back Derrick Henry just passed one of the biggest names in NFL history in the records books on Sunday. With a 2-yard rushing score in the final seconds of the first quarter against the Chicago Bears, Henry passed the great Walter Payton with the fifth-most rushing touchdowns (111) in league history.

It's good to be king for Derrick Henry, as the Baltimore Ravens star continues to make history with each rushing yard and touchdown. On Sunday, Henry needed to bring his powerful ground game once again,