In a recent matchup, Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry faced comments from Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Khalil Mack following the game. When Mack stated, 'I don't think it's hard to play against that guy,' Henry's succinct response to reporters was, 'We won.' This statement encapsulated the essence of the game for Henry and the Ravens.

During the contest, Henry showcased his skills by rushing for 140 yards on 24 carries, significantly contributing to the Ravens' 30-23 victory, which halted the Chargers' four-game win streak. Although he did not score a touchdown, Henry's performance included an impressive average of 5.8 yards per carry, marking his fourth-highest rushing total of the season. The Ravens' rushing attack was robust overall, complemented by quarterback Lamar Jackson, who scored the team's initial touchdown on a 10-yard run, and backup running back Justice Hill, who added a 51-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter. The team collectively amassed 212 rushing yards.

The defeat dropped the Chargers' record to 7-4, with Mack contributing four tackles in the loss. Notably, this game also marked the first instance this season where the Chargers allowed an opponent to score 30 points. With both teams vying for a competitive position in the AFC playoffs, there remains a possibility of a rematch later in the year. Should such an occasion arise, Mack and the Chargers' defense would need to enhance their capabilities in stopping the run to contend effectively against the Ravens in the postseason.