See it: Titans RB Derrick Henry wears crown after win over Ravens

Running back Derrick Henry is seen walking out with a crown after a dominating performance against the Baltimore Ravens.

The Tennessee Titans’ miracle run continues after they demolished the top-seeded Baltimore Ravens, 28-12. The Titans put together their most complete game end-to-end, and Derrick Henry swept the floor with Baltimore on Saturday to secure a berth in the AFC Championship Game.

As expected, Henry led the charge for the Titans with a monstrous 195 yards rushing on 30 carries. Henry even put together a passing touchdown off of a gorgeous play fake at the goal line to Corey Davis.

Henry is putting together a historic playoff run. He now holds the NFL record for most rushing yards for a running back in their first four playoff games, he’s the first player in NFL postseason history to rush for 180 yards or more in consecutive games, and his 195 rushing yards on Saturday night are the most in a playoff game in franchise history.

Fittingly, The King was seen leaving the stadium wearing his crown after the game.

King Henry has been on a streak that has literally never been seen before. Henry becomes the first player to put together three consecutive 180+ rushing yard games in NFL History, regular season or postseason.

Henry was a bruising runner yet again. In the third quarter, Henry broke off for a 66-yard run. Earlier in the second quarter, Henry had another physical run for 27 yards where he out hustled  and manhandled Ravens safety, Earl Thomas.

Henry has been fantastic and the Titans are riding him to the AFC Championship Game.

King Henry, we bow down to your greatness. You deserve that crown.