Much has been said about the Lamar Jackson-Derrick Henry backfield combination this season, and Antonio Brown is adding to it.
Derrick Henry can be a difference-maker as the Baltimore Ravens resume their effort to break down the Super Bowl door.
They got things rolling on Thursday night when they faced off against the Kansas City Chiefs.
It began immediately. Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry were both instrumental in giving the Ravens an early 7-0 lead, and Henry scored his first touchdown on a short goalline run.
After that drive, former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown took to X, formerly Twitter, and posted a disgusting picture to describe them.
Brown used a picture of conjoined twins Abby & Brittany to show that Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry were two-headed monsters.
Lamar and Henry
Two headed monster #CTESPN pic.twitter.com/gTLL4uTAoi
— AB (@AB84) September 6, 2024
Not everybody was a fan of that.
THIS IS CRAZY 😭
— M Shiesty (@MattSavage456) September 6, 2024
Nah this is foul 😭 but my kind of humor
— Pat MacAfein (Parody) (@PatMcAfein) September 6, 2024
You wild
— Cozy ⓣhe Caller 🔥💃🏻 (@cozypront) September 6, 2024
Um, what?
— Thomas (TJ) Brantley (@forgottenimage_) September 6, 2024
Mane I didn’t need to see this shit
— Commando Mane🫡 (@Commando_Mane) September 6, 2024
After gaining public recognition following their appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show back in the 90s, Abby and Brittany Hensel became the stars of their own reality series on TLC in 2012, titled Abby & Brittany.
Derrick Henry Might be The Missing Piece To Get Lamar Jackson Over The Hump
Derrick Henry arrived in Baltimore to bolster their backfield this offseason as he signed a two-year, $16m deal with the AFC North team following eight seasons with the Tennessee Titans.
Last year, Lamar Jackson and company asserted themselves as one of the NFL’s leading Super Bowl contenders as they built a league-best 13-4 record during the regular season.
However, they fell short against the eventual champion Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.
Henry comes in handy since the Ravens could only muster 81 total rushing yards during that game, per the box score.
