Fantasy Football: The Downside for Each Top-20 Pick

DeMarco Murray, RB, Tennessee Titans

Downside: Derrick Henry

In 2016, Derrick Henry didn't dig into DeMarco Murray's workload like many anticipated. Murray finished the season with a hefty 61.55% of Tennessee's rushing attempts, while the rookie Henry saw just 23.11% of them. Murray's share was 10th-highest in the league, while Henry's was 47th.

Age aside, the biggest fear for Murray owners this year has to be a potential uptick in volume for Henry. The Titans are fortunately a run-heavy team, finishing with the third-lowest pass attempt-to-rush ratio a season ago, but if Henry steals a chunk of Murray's share, then all of a sudden we're looking at, say, 220 attempts for Murray this year as opposed to 280.