Tennessee Titans

Former Crimson Tide and current Tennessee Titans running back shows that he's more than just a great football player but also a great human being. Henry, the reigning AP Offensive Player of the Year, donated $15,000 to a Nashville firefighter who lost his home to a house fire.

Derrick Henry’s masterful performance for the Tennessee Titans in 2020 has earned him the AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year Award.

The Pro Football Writers of America named Derrick Henry its 2020 NFL Offensive Player of the Year. Henry led the NFL in rushing for the second consecutive season and helped lead the Tennessee Titans to an AFC South Division Championship.

Derrick Henry became just the 8th player all-time to rush for over 2,000 yards and thanks to his monstrous finale, he sent his Titans to the NFL Playoffs with an AFC South title in hand.

For the first time since LaDainian Tomlinson in 2006 and 2007, the NFL has a back-to-back rushing champion.

With little surprise, Tennessee Titan Derrick Henry is once again the Bama Pro of the Week for another imposing stat line, and stiff arm, that pushed his team to victory.

Henry came into the game with 1,317 rushing yards on the season, and added 215 yards and two touchdowns, making history along the way.

King Henry made quick work of the Indianapolis Colts, crushing the defense en route to first place in the AFC South and a fourth Bama Pro of the Week.

Another MVP level effort from Derrick Henry earns him a third Bama Pro of the Week and gives his Tennessee Titans a crucial inter-division victory.

On the day, Titans' running back Derrick Henry accumulated 212 rushing yards on 22 carries, 52 yards on two receptions and two MVP-level touchdowns.