Fantasy Upside
DeMarco Murray bounced back from a forgettable year in Philadelphia to put up 1,287 yards and nine scores on the ground, while also hauling in 53 passes for 377 yards and three touchdowns in his first season as a Titan. He finished tied for third with David Johnson in rushing attempts last season with 293, totaling nearly 350 touches.
Fantasy Downside
Second-year back Derrick Henry lurks in the shadows. He already stole some carries from Murray down the stretch last season, averaging nearly three more rush attempts per game during the second half of the season. The Titans also added a bevy of pass catchers in an attempt to bump up their passing game.
2017 Bottom Line
Murray plays behind a good offensive line in a system that loves to run the ball. Even if he shares some time with Henry, he should still get 300-plus overall touches this season. Murray is a workhorse running back who also catches the ball well - he's averaged 51.8 receptions over the past four seasons. His current ADP places him right outside the first round, which means you're going to draft him as a lower-end RB1 or very high-end RB2. Neither is a bad option.