Derrick Henry

The 2024 NFL season is now behind us, and it's never too early to prepare for the 2025 fantasy football draft season. Although running backs should be drafted early and often, there are always a scant few late-round gems who can win you a championship.The running back cream of the crop in 2024 was Saquon Barkley, Derrick Henry, and Jahmyr Gibbs, who were all first- or second-round selections. But RBs available in the middle rounds -- James Conner and David Montgomery -- and the late rounds -- ... [Read More]

Sometimes it's not an NFL player's fault if they have a bad season. It's hard to blame them for getting injuries, and though some are more injury-prone than others, even stalwarts like Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry sometimes get hurt and have to miss serious time.There are other situations players can get in that demolish their production. For example, being in one of the league's worst offenses, enduring coaching changes due to poor team performance, and other offensive position ... [Read More]

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry handled 24 carries, rushing for 162 yards in his team's 34-17 win against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The bruising back added another 27 yards through the air, hauling in both of his targets. Henry was a force on Saturday, swatting Steelers defenders to the ground en route to a robust 6.75 yards per carry. The only thing missing from his line was a score -- something he has not done since Week 12. Still, the 30-year-old put together his sixth performance ... [Read More]

Running back is the most important position in fantasy football, and it can be frustrating to have backs that are inconsistent or underperform throughout the season. It doesn't feel good to see backs like Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry and Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley seemingly dominate every game.But the playoffs present an interesting scenario -- they're just three games long in most leagues, and the small sample size leads some players to have a grouping of ... [Read More]

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry found plenty of room against the Chargers in the 30-23 primetime victory. The King registered 24 carries for 140 yards, but he ended his touchdown streak at 11 games as he didn't find the end zone in this one. Henry also wasn't involved in the passing game at all. He still saw 60% of the offensive snaps and the Ravens look unstoppable when he gets at least 20 carries. He'll look to carry this momentum over to a tough matchup with the Philadelphia ... [Read More]