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Buffalo Rumblings fantasy football takes on Derrick Henry
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NegativeMatchupOct 28, 2026
Henry has been a consistent problem for Buffalo's defense across eight career meetings (including playoffs), averaging 5.8 yards per carry with 811 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns on 141 carries. Since joining Baltimore in 2024, the matchup has become even more concerning for the Bills: in just three games with the Ravens, Henry has rushed for 452 yards and four touchdowns, averaging 7.8 yards per carry—more than half his career rushing yards against Buffalo in those three games alone. In the 2025 season opener, Henry rushed for 169 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries (9.4 yards per attempt), his third game with at least 140 rushing yards against the Bills. While Buffalo slowed him in 2022 (25 yards on 13 carries) and the 2024 playoffs (84 yards on 16 carries), his last two regular-season meetings against the Bills saw 368 rushing yards, establishing him as a persistent defensive challenge.PositiveMatchupOct 28, 2026
Derrick Henry has been a consistent problem for Buffalo's defense across eight meetings since 2018, including one playoff game. While the Bills have occasionally limited his rushing yards, they have struggled to keep him out of the end zone. In 2021, Henry rushed for 143 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-31 Titans win, including a 76-yard touchdown run, marking his first 100-yard game against Buffalo. The source notes that 'even when the Bills limited his rushing yards, keeping him out of the end zone was another matter.' In 2020, despite being held to 57 yards on 19 carries, Henry scored twice as Tennessee won 42-16. His ability to find the end zone consistently has made him a persistent threat regardless of yardage totals.PositiveUsageOct 12, 2026
Ravens RB expected to receive heavy volume in game plan with backup QB Tyler Huntley starting due to Lamar Jackson's ankle injury; the source explicitly states the Ravens 'will rely on backup quarterback Tyler Huntley and what should be a heavy dose of plays for running back Derrick Henry,' positioning him as a focal point of Baltimore's offensive strategy.