Derrick Henry

[YouMightDieTryin]

If he ends up in BAL (pipe dream) then he won't make it through a full season healthy. It's the trend.

[TheTroll]

As we head into the off-season, where are we hoping Henry ends up? He won't be a sexy dynasty asset, but he could still provide a nice 1 - 2 years of solid production, somewhat dependent on where he ends up in Free Agency.

Despite his age 29-season and a career worst YPC mark on a horrendous team, Henry still performed pretty well in a number of key advanced statistics: #24th in juke rake; #10th in evaded tackles; and #9th in yards created.

So where do you think he ends up, and where would that rank for short-term production next year?

Personally, I'd LOVE to see him take the Gus Edwards role in Baltimore - if Edwards can tally nearly 1,000 yards and 13 TDs, imagine what Henry can do. My short-list of runner-ups would include Dallas (give him the '21 & '22 Zeke roles), Houston (would thrive in the redzone with Stroud), and Philadelphia (tush-push replacement?). I think Henry can still put up 1,200+ yards and 10+ TDs in any of these offenses, which would make him a strong RB #2 for 2024.

id agree with these landing spots...one thing for sure he will want to play for a title.. maybe SF (replacing Mitchell)??