Henry, Titans keep batting away questions over his workload
Associated PressNASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry has a simple test for how sore he is after plowing through and over NFL defenders. “You are sore all over, especially in our position because you take so many hits, but it is just about the recovery process and getting your body back under you to come out here and do it again.” Workload questions just keep coming for the 2020 AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year and two-time Pro Bowl running back. “There is a fine line there in knowing what he needs and the impact he has throughout the course of the game.” The Buffalo Bills get the next chance Monday night to tackle Henry, with the NFL’s third-best run defense allowing only 78.4 yards per game. “So yeah, it’s a full plan, if you will, in making sure we understand not only how he runs, but also how to get him down.” The opener also was the only game this season when Henry had less than 28 rushes. “I saw some runs that were better in the fourth quarter than there were in the first quarter just by him seeing the same look, or the same defense, or block the same way and then making the right cut.” That success makes it tough not to keep giving Henry the ball as long as he keeps running the way he does.