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Derrick Henry averaged the fewest yards before contact of his career... running back 29 in rush yards over expected per attempt, 31 in in per game... he's just been defying age for for years and years. It does seem like maybe it's catching up with him this season.
STACKED’s take
Efficiency collapsed (RB29-31 RYOE); age catching up despite RB1 role and upside.
Henry's efficiency has collapsed this season despite the Ravens' run-first approach. He averaged the fewest yards before contact of his career, ranks RB29 in rush yards over expected per attempt, RB31 in RYOE per game, RB38 and RB26 in success rate metrics, and RB50 in elusive rating; age appears to be catching up with him as he's not breaking tackles effectively. The patchwork offensive line (now missing Vega Ioneion to MCL injury) has hindered run game effectiveness. Despite efficiency concerns, the source views him as an RB1 type play in this game environment given the Ravens' balanced offensive approach and touchdown upside, though snap fragility exists as he sometimes loses carries to backup Justice Hill. The Ravens are three-point road underdogs, which could force them to abandon their balanced offensive approach and chuck the ball in the second half, potentially hurting Henry's volume and touchdown opportunity.
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