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After Henry ran for 186 yards and two touchdowns in Baltimore's wild-card playoff win, Jackson said it's like watching Lightning McQueen from the movie "Cars" when Henry hits his stride.

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Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson compared running back Derrick Henry to the main character of the Cars franchise, Lightning McQueen, after his 44-yard rushing touchdown in the third ...

"The movie 'Cars' … you know when Lightning McQueen ... a cave and is unfamiliar with Jackson's reference, Lighting McQueen took The Piston Cup racing scene by storm with his blazing speed ...

Henry, in particular, drew a creative comparison from Jackson, who likened the running back’s game-changing touchdown run to the speed and flair of Disney’s Cars star Lightning McQueen.

That's why Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson likened observing Henry's performance on the field to watching Lightning McQueen in the movie "Cars." "It looked like a movie clip," Jackson said ...

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Jackson referred to Henry as Lightning McQueen. “Do you watch the movie ‘Cars’?” Jackson said during his postgame press conference. ”… You know when Lightning McQueen is just flying an ...

Speaking to reporters about one of Henry's two touchdown runs, Jackson comically broke down the play by likening Henry to star racecar Lightning McQueen from the Disney movie Cars. "Cars ...