Derrick Henry Injury Update Suggests He's RB1 in Week 15 Fantasy Football Playoffs
By Max Staley

Derrick Henry gave his fantasy owners a scare in Week 14, as the Tennessee Titans' running back appeared hobbled by a hamstring injury. While he didn't practice this week, his latest injury update suggests Henry will be safe to fire up as a no-brainer RB1 in Week 15 against the Houston Texans.
Derrick Henry has been dealing with a hamstring injury but when asked if he'd be ready to go on Sunday, this was his answer...
— Kayla Anderson (@KaylaAndersonTV) December 12, 2019
NOTE: Watch the direct eye contact when he says it! #Titans pic.twitter.com/62LpooPpaY
Derrick Henry Injury Update and Fantasy Outlook Week 15
His fantasy owners can breathe a sigh of relief. Henry has been an absolute workhorse over the past few weeks, averaging 149.8 rushing yards per game across his last four. Henry has also scored seven touchdowns during that span.
He has all the makings of a league winner in the fantasy football playoffs, and he shouldn't face much resistant from the Texans. Houston surrenders the fifth-most PPR points to opposing running backs, and the Texans rank No. 14 in Football Outsiders' DVOA rush defense rankings.
Since naming Ryan Tannehill the starting QB in Week 7, the Titans have the 2nd-most offensive TDs and are scoring the 2nd-most PPG (31.4) in the NFL over that span. pic.twitter.com/1rbm9WrljB
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) December 9, 2019
Barring a setback, Henry should be in line for another massive late-season game. We currently have him ranked as the RB7 in our Week 15 fantasy football PPR rankings.
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