After the Ravens abandoned the run in their AFC championship game loss to the Chiefs, Baltimore made a definitive statement by trampling the Steelers.

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens started off strong and didn't look back during a 28-14 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Saturday night's Wild

Pro Bowl running back Henry, in his first year in Baltimore, sets Ravens' record for rushing yards in a playoff game

Derrick Henry came into the AFC wild-card game on Saturday between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers in 17th place all time when it came to NFL playoff rushing history. The great running back left in ninth and left the Steelers in shambles as the Ravens won, 28-14, to advance to the divisional round.

The Baltimore Ravens' ground attack was the key cog behind their 28–14 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the wild-card round, and Lamar Jackson had an apt comparison for superstar running back Derrick Henry after the game.

Les Miles had a saying back when Todd Monken worked as his receivers coach at LSU. “There’s nothing like being able to turn around and comfortably hand the ball off to the running back,” Miles would tell his staff.

One thing is clear: the Baltimore Ravens made the right decision by signing Derrick Henry. While many pointed to Henry's age and how running backs begin to decline in production, he's completely shifted the narrative this season.

In their first rodeo together, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and running back Derrick Henry have not only had arguably the best seasons of their careers, but have made each other better too.