Ravens have been a wagon for a minute, but man, they have quite a few concerns for a consensus top-five offense: -O-line was pretty meh last year and tough to assume they're going to make a big leap -Maybe Declan Doyle is Ben Johnson. Or maybe he's Tanner Engstrand -*1* pass-catcher that defenses will have to overly worry about -Lamar Jackson will be 30 by the end of the regular season. Mark Andrews 31. Derrick Henry 33.
Is this finally the year Derrick Henry reaches the cliff? ☠️ Is Lamar Jackson ready to rebound under a first-time play caller? 👶 Is Mark Andrews too old to be interesting? 👨🦳 And Zay Flowers: Smash or Pass? 🤷♂️ Matt & Jared preview the Ravens 👇 <https://youtu.be/QitjUtlo5Bs> [Retweeted](
The same list by actual FPG: 1. Christian McCaffrey - 22.7 2. Jahmyr Gibbs - 22.3 3. Bijan Robinson - 21.0 4. Derrick Henry - 20.1 5. Jonathan Taylor - 19.8 6. Joe Mixon - 19.6 7. Cam Skattebo - 19.3 8. Saquon Barkley - 18.7
After examining stand-out Vegas expectations with @SmolaDS and digging into the schedule (plus @CoachspeakIndex notes) for every team with @DanSchneierNFL, I made the following 2026 Fantasy Football rankings adjustments: 📈Kyler Murray / Justin Jefferson 📈Josh Downs / Tyler Warren 📈Jayden Daniels / Terry McLaurin 📉Bill 📈Rachaad White 📈Parker Washington/Brenton Strange 📉BTJ 📉Bhayshul Tuten 📈Derrick Henry 📈Chase Brown 📈Saquon Barkley 📈Kenneth Walker 📉Courtland Sutton 📈Jayden Ree...
Notes from day two of #Patriots camp: - Shaky day for Drake Maye. Defense made several plays on the ball. Maye was a little inaccurate - Woodson w/first INT of camp on tip-drill off Brown (high throw) - PBUs: Gonzo, Davis, BP: Williams - Gonzo continues to participate in full, looks to be in mid-season form - Raridon/Arkin getting run at TE behind Henry
- three-headed backfield - interior OL is a work in progress - Hampton's passing game numbers from last year are counterfeit - His role is going to be similar to Derrick Henry, but he hasn't proven he can play at Henry's level yet, and he's going well ahead of Henry 🤔 [Quoted](
Yards per Carry leaders from an RB's age-30 season* onward [since the end of World War II] 1. Derrick Henry - 5.56 2. Tiki Barber - 5.15 3. James Brooks - 4.93 4. Fred Taylor - 4.73 5. Raheem Mostert - 4.60 *Beginning the first year the player was 30 on December 31st
YPC when *not* hit behind the LOS since '22: 1. De'Von Achane (8.9) 2. Jahmyr Gibbs (8.2) 3. Derrick Henry (7.9) 4. Jordan Mason (ok ok ok) 5. Kenneth Walker (7.6) -- KC RBs: Pacheco (46th), Hunt (51st/51st)
Nine “true bell-cows” remain heading into 2026: 1. CMC 2. Jonathan Taylor 3. Bijan Robinson 4. Ashton Jeanty 5. De’Von Achane 6. Saquon Barkley 7. Derrick Henry 8. James Cook 9. Jahmyr Gibbs Who joins them this season?
Lamar Jackson pre-Derrick Henry: - 1.8 red zone rushes per game - 0.26 red zone rush TDs per game Lamar Jackson post-Derrick Henry: - 1.0 red zone rush per game - 0.17 red zone rush TDs per game Nearly cut in half
RBs who accounted for the highest percentage of team touches inside the red zone in healthy games in 2025: 58% - Christian McCaffrey 53% - Jonathan Taylor 52% - Ashton Jeanty 50% - Cam Skattebo 49% - Derrick Henry 48% - Quinshon Judkins 47% - Josh Jacobs 45% - Javonte Williams
RBs who accounted for the highest percentage of team touches inside the 10-yard line in healthy games in 2025: 64% - CMC 64% - Derrick Henry 59% - Josh Jacobs 59% - Quinshon Judkins 58% - Cam Skattebo 53% - Jonathan Taylor 53% - Zach Charbonnet 50% - Ashton Jeanty
Yards per Carry leaders on outside (C and D gap) runs [2025, min. 50 carries] 1. Blake Corum - 6.22 2. De'Von Achane - 6.07 3. Omarion Hampton - 5.94 4. Jonathan Taylor - 5.87 5. JK Dobbins - 5.83 6. Derrick Henry - 5.77 via @FantasyPtsData
