Smith: Ravens' Henry has stamina to break NFL rushing record - ESPN
Emmitt Smith has held the NFL's all-time rushing record for 24 years, but he isn't sure how long he will hold that mark because of Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry.
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Emmitt Smith has held the NFL's all-time rushing record for 24 years, but he isn't sure how long he will hold that mark because of Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry.
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