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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Derrick Henry made potentially his final game with the Tennessee Titans a day to remember. The four-time Pro Bowl running back and two-time NFL rushing champ ran for a season-high 153 yards. He ran for a touchdown and had another long run to set up the clinching score to help the Titans finish an ugly season by beating their oldest division rival 28-20 and keep the Jacksonville Jaguars from a second straight AFC South title. Henry said this is a great way to go out against a division opponent and team he grew up watching. He wants to check out free agency. He also left open a door to returning to Tennessee.
