Running Back Spotlight: Derrick Henry, TEN
To be or not to be is what we're all waiting to see! That's the catch phrase down in Tennessee, where owners, myself included are sitting on the fence about what to expect from Henry this year and that's what makes his draft positioning so tricky. If we knew for sure that he was going to get 20-25 rush attempts every week and the Titans were looking to feature and lean on the power running game, he'd likely be ranked in the top 10. But because of that uncertainty, on top of uncertainty about the Titans offense overall and uncertainty about if he can hold up for a full season with his bruising running style, he remains a mid level Running Back who still comes with risk, when you consider he's not involved in the passing game.- August 2019
