Ravens' Derrick Henry Quiet for Third Straight Game

Despite that, Henry didn't put much focus on his carries, or lack thereof.

"I always try to take advantage of my opportunities," Henry told reporters after the game. "I don't try to get too caught up in that. [I] just [try to] make something happen when I'm out there with the opportunities I get."

Even more puzzling than Henry's lack of carries was the Ravens' reluctance to give him the ball in short-yardage situations. There were multiple third-and-short or fourth-and-short situations where he wasn't on the field, which is just baffling considering he's one of the best short-yardage running backs in recent history. John Harbaugh's explanation after the game didn't exactly clear things up on that front either.

"Yes, I mean that's play calling," Harbaugh said. "I am not going to sit here and say I'm happy about it, at all. I am sure that [offensive coordinator] Todd [Monken] is not happy about it either. None of us are. You have to look at that and decide what you want to run there, in some of those circumstances and situations.

"If they work, they look good. [The Chiefs] threw the ball on fourth-and-short and third-and-short a few times and completed them, so maybe we just need better plays, plays that are going to pop open. Maybe we have to do a better job of game-planning in those plays. That's what I would say."

Now, the Ravens are 1-3 on the season with Henry not looking like himself and Lamar Jackson dealing with a hamstring injury. However, the former Offensive Player of the Year isn't backing down from the challenge ahead.

"Bring it on," Henry told reporters. "I look at it with a positive mindset. We are 1-3. Nobody is going to come out and do it for us. We have to go back to work."