Aidan Hutchinson is still buzzing from one of the biggest plays of his young career. During the Lions’ Monday Night Football win, the defensive end pulled off a highlight-reel forced fumble against none other than Derrick Henry — a moment he admits he’s replayed more than once.
“That was sick,” Hutchinson said when asked about the play, grinning as he recalled how he managed to shed his blocker and get his hands on the Titans’ powerhouse running back. Henry, known for being nearly impossible to bring down, was stripped clean by Hutchinson in a momentum-swinging moment that sent Ford Field into a frenzy.
The play not only showcased Hutchinson’s relentless motor but also highlighted how far Detroit’s defense has come. Under Dan Campbell, the Lions have leaned heavily on Hutchinson’s energy, and performances like this are why he’s quickly becoming one of the league’s most feared defenders.
For Hutchinson, though, it wasn’t just about the highlight. He emphasized the preparation and team effort that set him up for the opportunity. “You love making plays like that on primetime, but it all comes down to doing your job and playing with effort,” he said.
Detroit fans won’t soon forget that moment — and neither will Hutchinson, who clearly enjoys reliving his “sick” MNF play against one of the NFL’s most dominant backs.