Derrick 

Henry

When Henry was at his peak in 2019 and 2020, he had Ben Jones and Rodger Saffold leading the way on the Tennessee Titans‘ interior line, Taylor Lewan and Jack Conklin playing well when available, and Nate Davis and Dennis Kelly still grading above replacement level to fill out the line. Over the last three seasons, the Titans have 20 offensive linemen with at least 100 snaps, including nine last season. Five of the nine graded below replacement level, and none of the six players from his peak seasons remained.

The Ravens offensive line should be uniquely suited to help Henry be productive on a per-play basis. By their PFF run grades, only Tyler Linderbaum should be an asset, but they’ve been good at preventing negative plays and bad at creating good plays. This wouldn’t be great for an average running back, but considering how good Henry has been on perfectly blocked plays, this should be great news for the former 2,000-yard rusher. Henry should see a significant increase in perfectly blocked plays, leading to a higher rushing average.

Henry has been an elite fantasy running back during his career, and despite being 30 years old, he should be in store for another excellent season. The only concern is volume, as Lamar Jackson will take a few carries away from Henry, and the team may try to preserve him for a playoff push.