Fantasy Upside
Derrick Henry is big, strong, and fast. He averaged 4.5 yards per carry on his 110 rushing attempts last season and is also a decent receiver out of the backfield (catching 13 of his 2016 targets). There's a lot to like with the young Henry on an improving team.
Fantasy Downside
Henry enters the 2017 season as the No. 2 running back on the depth chart behind DeMarco Murray. Last season, that role only saw him reach double-digits in carries four times. And he never had more than 16 rushing attempts in any game.
2017 Bottom Line
As long as Murray is healthy, he's the lead back in Tennessee. But he's also 29 and 29-year-old running backs get nicked up. Henry is too good to not be on your roster, especially if you draft Murray early. And who knows, there's an off chance that if he gets a shot, he doesn't give the job back. Henry's current ADP is in the round nine to ten range, which is a little high for a player without a defined role, but he's that good.