Dion Lewis

You should be expecting Lewis to walk right into the old DeMarco Murray role of the offense, as you don't go out and sign a running back in free agency for $20 million for no reason. It's possible that new offensive coordinator Matt LaFleur simply didn't want Derrick Henry to be "the guy" of the offense, as he's not a great pass-catcher. If LaFleur installs an offense similar to the one Sean McVay used in L.A., then Lewis could turn out to be a steal at his current cost.

Dion Lewis intends to sign four-year deal with Titans

Dion Lewis intends to sign a four-year deal with the Tennessee Titans, according to Adam Schefter.

Fantasy Impact

That groan you hear is the collective disappointment from fantasy owners, as Lewis's expected deal with the Titans has a significant negative impact on Derrick Henry. The two will likely split work a la DeMarco Murray and Henry, hurting both backs' fantasy value. Each will obviously still be in play as weekly starts, but the deal is not great news for either back's fantasy stock.