Fantasy Football Player Notes

At some point, we have to stop saying how incredible it is that Henry continues to dominate and just accept that he is ageless. Through three games, he has the sixth most fantasy points across all positions. With six touchdowns in three games, he should keep his scoring streak alive again this week. A revenge game against the Titans is on tap at home for the Ravens this week. Considering how poorly the Titans have looked all season, this is a smash spot for the veteran back. The Titans have allowed the ninth most rushing yards to opposing teams this season. Even with limited receiving work, Henry could finish as the RB1 on the week in this great matchup.

Mark Andrews is the TE20 in fantasy points per game, but his usage suggests that a correction is coming in his fantasy output. Andrews has a 65.6% route share, a 23.7% target share, 2.07 YPRR, one red zone target, zero deep targets, and a 25.9% first-read share. All of his per-route metrics have been stellar, but he hasn't been getting high-leverage usage, and he has zero touchdowns this season. Among 38 qualifying tight ends, he is TE14 in XFP per route run. Tennessee hasn't really faced a tough tight end yet. Kenyon Sadiq was only a part-time player in Week 1. Dallas Goedert got hurt in Week 2. Last week, Isaiah Likely had Jameis Winston chucking him uncatchable targets. Andrews could post a strong TE1 stat line this week.

Rashod Bateman returned to the shadow realm last week with Zay Flowers active. In the two games this season that Flowers has played, Bateman has had an 8.9% target share with 0.80 YPRR, one red zone target, zero deep targets, and a 12.1% first-read share. Bateman is essentially Flowers' handcuff. He's a must-sit with Flowers back in the lineup.