NFL Network: Playoff Anatomy: Chiefs' Dual Rushing

Watch the top plays from the Ravens' 17-3 loss to the Rams.

Watch RB Derrick Henry's best runs from his 122-yard performance against the Rams in Week 6.

QB Tyler Huntley picks up a first down with a 19-yard scramble.

ILBs Teddye Buchanan and Trenton Simpson sack Rams QB Matthew Stafford to force a turnover on downs.

WR LaJohntay Wester finds a crease down the sideline and returns a Rams punt 35 yards.

DT John Jenkins strip-sacks Rams QB Matthew Stafford and recovers the fumble.

Watch the top plays from the Ravens' 44-10 loss to the Texans.

RB Derrick Henry takes a handoff from the goal line and scores his 110th career touchdown to tie Walter Payton for the fifth-most in NFL history.

QB Cooper Rush lofts the ball to a wide-open Zay Flowers for a 56-yard completion.

OLB Kyle Van Noy brings down Texans QB C.J. Stroud for his first sack of the season after returning from injury.

QB Cooper Rush finds WR DeAndre Hopkins for a 29-yard completion.

QB Cooper Rush connects with TE Charlie Kolar for a 10-yard gain against the Texans.

Watch the highlights from the Ravens' 37-20 defeat to the Chiefs.

RB Justice Hill takes off for a 71-yard score against the Chiefs.

WR Rashod Bateman picks up a first down on a 24-yard catch.

K Tyler Loop makes his second field goal of the afternoon against the Chiefs.

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QB Lamar Jackson scrambles for 17 yards to get the Ravens in field goal range.

OLB Tavius Robinson chases down Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes for a 6-yard sack.

QB Lamar Jackson takes off and reaches the first-down mark on a 12-yard rush.

QB Lamar Jackson connects with WR Zay Flowers for a first down.

RB Derrick Henry finds a crease up the middle and scampers for a 14-yard gain against the Chiefs.

RB Justice Hill catches a screen pass from QB Lamar Jackson and scores an opening-drive touchdown against the Chiefs.

Check out the action from the Ravens' 38-30 loss to the Lions on "Monday Night Football."

The best plays by Mark Andrews against the Lions on "Monday Night Football."