During an ESPN interview alongside Minnesota Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson that dropped earlier this week, Edwards discussed his hypothetical football career and claimed that he would have no problem tackling Baltimore Ravens star running back Derrick Henry.

It's no secret Anthony Edwards has plenty of confidence in his athletic ability, even beyond the basketball court. The Minnesota Timberwolves star

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry has made a living running through defenders smaller, bigger, or equal in size. Now, the imposing 6-foot-3, 247-pound Henry may have a new challenger in the form of,

Derrick Henry has fit in quite nicely with his new team, the Baltimore Ravens, this season, rushing for 130 or more yards in four of his past five games.

Can Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry break the NFL's single-season rushing record? Lamar Jackson nodded his head when posed the question. "It's there," Jackson said after Wednesday's practice.

Jones said Henry — who has rushed for 873 yards and eight touchdowns so far this season with the Baltimore Ravens — has been a strong complement in the Ravens’ offense, and added that the Cowboys “don’t run that type of offense at all.”

The Cowboys owner expressed surprise over the headlines he made last week, then tried to justify several questionable decisions he’s made.

Jerry Jones addressed many questions on the 105.3 The Fan radio show, including the Cowboys' struggles and not signing Derrick Henry.