Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry started Monday Night exceptionally but offensive coordinator abandoned the run game like he always does.

Three games. Three fumbles. Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry speaks on his costly mistake against the Detroit Lions on Monday night.

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry fumbled for the third time in three games. He's only fumbled more than three times in an entire season twice in his 10-year NFL career.

Baltimore trailed 28-24 when Henry lost a fumble at the Ravens 16-yard line with 8:26 remaining when Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson punched away the football from behind.

Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens are set to take center stage on "Monday Night Football" to wrap up Week 3 of the NFL slate. The Ravens are coming off a blowout win over the Cleveland Browns to start the season 1-1. That victory came after the Week 1 collapse in Buffalo where they lost 41-40 to Josh Allen and the Bills.

Henry has now completed 7 of his 10 NFL pass attempts, a cool 70% completion percentage. Those seven completions have gone for a total of 37 yards, which is 5.3 yards per completion, or 3.7 yards per attempt. That makes sense, though, given that Henry's teams usually try this down near the goal line.

The Baltimore Ravens made NFL history with the most points scored by a team with a losing record in the first three games following Monday’s defeat to the Detroit Lions.