One of the Buffalo Bills' biggest issues is rearing its ugly head in first half against the Baltimore Ravens

Buffalo Bills' run defense is an issue

Henry finished the first half with over 100 rushing yards and a touchdown. At one point, the Bills were allowing 13.7 yards per carry, an atrocious number that simply cannot sustain if the team wants long-term success.

It's not the first time Henry has run all over the Bills, with fans remembering the infamous stiff arm he had on Josh Norman.

Nate Geary, part of the Buffalo Bills' pregame with WGR550, highlighted the concerning issue, pointing out that it was something the front office has tried to address all offseason. Something that keeps on popping up, despite the team continuing to draft defensive linemen to be disruptive up front.

Brandon Beane and the Bills overhauled the unit , adding six new players in Joey Bosa, Michael Hoecht, Larry Ogunjobi, T.J. Sanders, Landon Jackson, and Deone Walker through either the draft or free agency. While it's early, the run defense has left much to be desired.

Henry is running roughshod on the Bills, and they'll need to adjust at halftime to stop the bleeding. Luckily, they're only down a score heading into halftime. Plenty of time to make corrections, but seeing a repeated issue pop up once more, in such a drastic way, has the fan base more than a little concerned. Taking a look at social media, plenty were highlighting that Buffalo needs to get better at stopping the run if they want to see long-term success.

Josh Allen and the Bills offense will look to get things going in the second half, as Allen finished two quarters going 12 of 17 for 113 yards and a touchdown, while driving the team down the field in just seconds to wrap up the first half, which allowed kicker Matt Prater to keep the game within one score.