Alabama took a page of out of the Stanford playbook on Derrick Henry’s 1-yard touchdown run to tie the National Championship game.
Alabama put two 310-pound DTs in its backfield and scored a 3,000-pound touchdown
That’s a lot of beef on this touchdown run by Derrick Henry.
Only they did it with Alabama players.
Alabama's backfield Derrick Henry (6'3, 242 lbs) A'Shawn Robinson (6'4, 313 lbs) Jarran Reed (6'4, 312 lbs) pic.twitter.com/tMgvjMb80o
— Rodger Sherman (@rodger_sherman) January 12, 2016 
That’s five offensive linemen, two tight ends and defensive linemen A’Shawn Robinson and Jarran Reed as lead blockers for Henry.
In total, we’re talking 625 pounds of beef. In front of a 250-pound tailback. An 875-pound backfield.
That’s not fair.
The average weight of the 11-man Alabama offense (including Coker) on Henry's TD was 289.7 lbs. Total weight: 3,187 pounds.
— Cecil Hurt (@CecilHurt) January 12, 2016 Good luck stopping that for a yard.
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