There's no mistake about it: the Dallas Cowboys will have to find a way on defense to limit the impact of Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry on Sunday in Week 3 in Brazil.
A monster of a back, Henry is a powerful bruiser who also blends that with elite speed; he is the very definition of a game-wrecker and has been for most of his career.
Unfortunately for Christian Parker and his defense, one of their weakest areas in the first two weeks of the season has been run defense.
Not exactly what you want with King Henry up next.
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer explained that the Dallas defense needs to get knock-back on Baltimore's offensive line to make Henry hesitate and slow down, which sounds simple enough.
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But when you are trying to slow down one of, if not the best, backs in football, it's never easy.
"You see the things that Derrick does to create, and it'svery specific," Schottenheimer said. "It's lower-body power and strength. It's all ground-based becausethat's the way he plays the game. So you have to be ableto get your cleats in the ground. Incredible player. What we have to do is wehav...