Titans news: Derrick Henry breaks an all-time NFL Playoffs record

Derrick Henry has had a historic postseason this year for the Tennessee Titans. It didn't reach the Super Bowl, but it was still memorable.

Derrick Henry has had a historic postseason this year for the Tennessee Titans.

In today's AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs, Henry broke John Riggins record for the most rushing yards during a single playoff run (not including the Super Bowl). Coming into the game, Henry had 377 rushing yards and only needed 68 more rushing yards to break Riggins record which was 444 yards.

During the third quarter, Henry had a four-yard carry to put his total postseason rushing yardage over 444. Henry also passed former Hall of Fame running back Terrell Davis in rushing yards during a single playoff run. Davis was second in the all-time list with 424 total rushing yards, however, Henry has moved him down the list to third of all time.

The four-year veteran has had a phenomenal season this year as he led the NFL with 1,540 rushing yards. He's been a key reason why the Tennessee Titans have had so much success during the postseason. Following his breakout season, Henry has certainly made a case for being one of the best running backs in the league.

Derrick Henry is set to become a free agent during this upcoming offseason. This postseason run has certainly increased his market value for free agency.