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RBNE40 insightsLatest Oct 31, 2026
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NegativeInjuryOct 30, 2026SleeperNFL
NegativeBustOct 30, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Henderson has totaled just 17.7 fantasy points over the last five weeks (3.5 per game) and logged single-digit touches in four of those five games with just 42 rushing yards in the one game with volume. Corey Kiner, a former undrafted free agent, has had more touches (22) and scrimmage yards (129) than Henderson (18 and 101) over the past three weeks. Henderson no longer possesses any meaningful role in the Patriots offense—not early-down, third-down, short-yardage, receiving, goal-line, or even game-away roles. He is essentially Dobbins with a slightly better chance at a breakaway play but less occasional touchdown upside. Even against a favorable Miami matchup this weekend, Henderson cannot be trusted.
NegativeUsageOct 29, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Since Week 6, TreVeyon Henderson has continued to operate as Rhamondre Stevenson's change of pace with a 23.8% snap rate, 6.5 touches, and 31.5 total yards per game. Henderson is only a dart-throw flex with a good matchup; his rushing efficiency continues to be non-existent with only 1.79 yards after contact per attempt and a 12% missed tackle rate, but his home run speed is real. If he gets a crease, he can take any carry to the house. Miami has allowed the 13th-highest explosive run rate, the eighth-most yards after contact per attempt, the seventh-highest gap yards per carry, and the sixth-highest gap rushing success rate (Henderson: 65.4% gap).
NegativeProjectionOct 29, 2026FantasyPros Articles
TreVeyon Henderson appears to be just a handcuff running back; his pass-blocking limitations seem to be keeping him off the field despite that being a strength at Ohio State, and he isn't seeing nearly enough volume to consider starting in fantasy. Jim Moorman would wait to draft Henderson until the ninth round or later as a mid-RB3 if drafting today, though Henderson remains a premier backup given his explosive playstyle and has posted two monster games as a rookie with at least an 80% snap rate.
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