King Henry may rule in Baltimore, but he has bowed several times before the impressive display of determination and resilience that the Steel City represents. The Pittsburgh Steelers have faced a Derrick Henry-led offense three times during his career (in 2017, 2020 and 2023) and emerged victorious each time.

In 2017, Pittsburgh’s defense limited Henry to 32 rushing yards on seven attempts. In 2020 — a season many consider one of the best by a running back, with Henry averaging 5.4 yards per carry on 378 attempts, rushing for 2,027 yards and scoring 17 rushing touchdowns — the Steelers tamed the King once again their Week 7 matchup with the Titans, holding him to just 75 yards on 20 attempts. When the teams met again in 2023, Pittsburgh held Henry to the same 75 rushing yards.

The Baltimore king is one of the greatest running backs of his era, but his lack of production speaks volumes about HC Mike Tomlin’s ability to effectively scheme and avoid taking over the game. While Henry is an elite player in the NFL, make no mistake: Like the Baltimore Ravens of recent seasons, Pittsburgh will have his number, just like in Week 11.

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This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Sorry, Baltimore: Steelers know exactly how to stop Derrick Henry