The Baltimore Ravens exploded on their first play from scrimmage Sunday night against the Buffalo Bills, with Derrick Henry sprinting 87 yards for a historic touchdown run -- the longest in team history.

It became clear when Derrick Henry took his first carry of the game 87 yards for a score that it wasn’t going to be Buffalo’s night. The Bills were never able to get going offensively, managing just 236 yards of offense. By weight of comparison, Henry gained 209 yards and scored two touchdowns by himself.

That was easy for the Ravens' offense. Derrick Henry ripped off a 25-yard run to the Bills' 29-yard line. On third-and-7, Lamar Jackson completed to a short pass to Justice Hill for 17 yards and then Jackson ran in the 9-yard touchdown.