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Ravens' Derrick Henry runs wild in win over Bills
Sep 29, 2024; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry (22) celebrates with teammates after scoring during the second quarter against the Buffalo Bills at M&T Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-Imagn Images Derrick Henry racked up 199 yards on 24 carries and totaled two touchdowns as the host Baltimore Ravens torched the previously unbeaten Buffalo Bills 35-10 on Sunday night.
Henry took the Ravens’ first play from scrimmage 87 yards for a touchdown, marking the longest run in franchise history. He fell a yard shy of his seventh career 200-yard rushing game.
Lamar Jackson was 13-of-18 passing for 156 yards and two touchdowns to go along with 54 rushing yards and a score. His favorite receiver was running back Justice Hill (six catches, 78 yards, one TD).
Baltimore (2-2) won its second straight and improved to 21-3 in primetime home games under coach John Harbaugh.
Josh Allen completed 16 of 29 passes for 180 yards for the Bills (3-1). He was sacked three times, with Baltimore’s Kyle Van Noy registering his third consecutive two-sack game.
Henry’s big run came on a simple handoff behind the right tackle. He cut once to hit the hole and barreled downfield for an astounding first-play touchdown that fired up the home crowd.
Tyler Bass got the Bills on the board with a 50-yard field goal, but Baltimore’s second drive ended in a 5-yard TD catch for Henry, his first receiving score since 2019, on the first play of the second quarter.
Hill made it three Baltimore touchdowns in three possessions when he put the moves on his defender and caught an easy 19-yard touchdown with 7:34 left in the second. The Ravens still led 21-3 at halftime, having outgained the Bills 281-90.
In the third quarter, Allen scrambled right on a third-and-5 and — at the last moment before stepping out of bounds — chucked a pass to a wide-open Khalil Shakir for 52 yards. Ty Johnson ran left on the next play for a 3-yard touchdown.
On the Bills’ next drive, Buffalo tried a direct snap to receiver Curtis Samuel, who swept left to pitch the ball to Allen. But Van Noy stripped the ball when Allen attempted to throw, and Kyle Hamilton recovered the fumble for the Ravens.
Hill’s 17-yard catch-and-run set Jackson up for a 9-yard designed run to the right corner of the end zone, making it 28-10 with 2:45 left in the third.
Bass’ 48-yard field-goal try on the first play of the fourth quarter was wide left.
Henry nearly had himself another touchdown run on the ensuing drive, but Rasul Douglas batted the ball loose at the Buffalo 2-yard line and it bounced into the end zone. The Ravens fell on it, and veteran fullback Patrick Ricard was credited with his first touchdown of the season.
–Field Level Media
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Tyler Reif treated for heat exhaustion after Trucks race
Oct 31, 2025; Avondale, Arizona, USA; NASCAR Truck Series driver Tyler Reif (41) during the NASCAR Truck Series Championship race at Phoenix Raceway. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series rookie Tyler Reif was treated for heat exhaustion after Saturday night’s street race in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Reif, 18, was transported to an area medical facility after finishing 16th in the race in the No. 42 Niece Motorsports Chevrolet. He was later released.
“Tyler and his family would like to express their gratitude to the NASCAR officials, track medical workers and the local medical facility staff for their care,” Niece Motorsports said in a release.
Reif made his debut in the NASCAR Craftsman Trucks Series in 2025. Saturday’s race was just his third on the circuit, including a 17th-place finish at Atlanta on Feb. 21.
–Field Level Media
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Report: RB David Montgomery 'wants out' of Detroit
Dec 25, 2025; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery (5) looks on before the game against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images Lions running back David Montgomery “wants out” of Detroit after three seasons, ESPN reported on Sunday.
Montgomery, however, immediately appeared to refute the report on X, posting: “Damn, Dmo told you that?”
The ESPN report claims the Lions would want “a decent Day 3 pick (possibly a fifth-rounder)” in the 2026 NFL Draft in return for Montgomery, who turns 29 in June and is owed $6 million next season.
The report follows general manager Brad Holmes’ remarks after the season about Montgomery being unhappy with his playing time in 2025. Sharing a backfield with Jahmyr Gibbs, Montgomery rushed for a career-low 716 yards and eight touchdowns in 17 games (no starts).
“Those are conversations that we’re going to have to have because I’ve got a lot of respect for that player,” Holmes said of Montgomery in January. “He deserves to be in a situation where his skillset can be utilized, and so yeah would love for it to be here, but if it can’t be here then you’d just love to see where could work out best for him.”
At the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Holmes said the situation with Montgomery is “fluid.” He signed a two-year extension during the 2024 season that runs through the end of the 2027 campaign.
“Yeah, I have been in touch with David’s agent, and his representation,” Holmes revealed. “Obviously, we love David, he’s a great player, we love to have him, you know, kind of want to put last year in the rear view, and just move forward. But, obviously, a player has to want to be at a certain place as well. The conversations are still fluid, but we’ll see how it goes.”
Montgomery has rushed for 2,506 yards and 33 touchdowns in 45 games (28 starts) in three seasons with Detroit (2023-25). He has 76 catches for 650 yards in that span.
He began his career with the NFC North rival Chicago Bears, who drafted him in the third round in 2019. Montgomery rushed for 3,609 yards and 26 scores in 60 games (51 starts) with the Bears (2019-22).
–Field Level Media
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Yankees LHP Ryan Yarbrough joins U.S. roster for WBC
Jun 18, 2025; Bronx, New York, USA; New York Yankees relief pitcher Ryan Yarbrough (33) delivers a pitch during the first inning against the Los Angeles Angels at Yankee Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images New York Yankees left-hander Ryan Yarbrough was added to the Team USA roster for the upcoming World Baseball Classic on Sunday.
The 34-year-old reliever replaces Minnesota Twins right-hander Joe Ryan, who is dealing with low back tightness. Ryan moves into the designated pitcher pool, meaning he is eligible for a call-up after each round of the WBC.
Yarbrough went 3-1 with a 4.36 ERA and one save in 19 games (eight starts) during his first season with the Yankees in 2025, striking out 55 batters and walking 19 in 64 innings.
Ryan Yarbrough has been added to our roster for the World Baseball Classic!#ForGlory???? pic.twitter.com/RrtKJQ20gz
— USA Baseball (@USABaseball) March 1, 2026
Team USA will play its first game of the 2026 WBC on Friday night, meeting Brazil in a Pool B contest in Houston.
Yarbrough has a career record of 56-41 with a 4.22 ERA and four saves in 215 games (76 starts) with the Tampa Bay Rays (2018-22), Kansas City Royals (2023), Los Angeles Dodgers (2023-24), Toronto Blue Jays (2024) and Yankees. The side-arming southpaw signed a one-year, $2.5 million deal in November to return to New York in 2026.
–Field Level Media
Tyler Reif treated for heat exhaustion after Trucks race
Report: RB David Montgomery 'wants out' of Detroit
