Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry decided to flip the script the last two weeks after putting up a dud against the Giants, he came back and posted 162 yards on the ground against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 16.

The Houston Texans didn’t need to see what Baltimore’s Derrick Henry is doing this season to be reminded of just how dangerous he can be.

Baltimore has reaped rewards from the Henry addition all season and could lean on him even more to get through this closing stretch.

At 8-5, Baltimore trails Pittsburgh by two games in the AFC North standings. The Ravens are the fifth seed in the conference’s current wild-card standings, with the Los Angeles Chargers and Denver Broncos holding the same record and the Indianapolis Colts and Miami Dolphins two games out with four weeks to play.

Derrick Henry might be in Year 9, but he’s running into Wednesday’s game against the Houston Texans like a new man.

The Houston Texans, as a franchise, are very familiar with Derrick Henry from his time with the Tennessee Titans. Henry has faced the Texans numerous times in his career and he's always been successful.