Long Term Deal for Henry?

He had less carries per game when Mariota was QB. Can’t just look at rushing yards. Look at his YPC.

 

In September of his fourth year...before he really played that season. So really after 3 years of which he only played 2.

 

So is it a good thing for the Titans or potentially bad that Tannehill hired the same agent as Henry. Business is picking up. Double package?

 

Four of those 6 he averaged less than 4 yds...and 2 games less than 3 yds. After the yds per game were consistently better. Never below 4 and 5 games over 5–2 over 8 and 1 over 6.

 

I’m sorry man if he was coming off an injury and one good season I don’t think people would be itching to sign Henry to a huge deal.

Also worth nothing Johnson’s contract wasn’t huge. 3/39 much different than Zeke’s deal.

 

First 4 games without Lewan. Stop reaching. He was ineffective in 2 games this season. Denver and Jacksonville.

You’re just being foolish if you don’t think Henry was solid all year this year.

 

We can agree to disagree. And for the time 13 mill a year was top RB money I believe. So it was huge for the date it was signed. Then Gurley hit and Zeke hit and now it doesn’t seem so big.

 

I just gave you the number man.. Interpret them as you will. You said don’t look at total yards but average—so I gave you the averages that proved my point. What more can I show you. I said he improved significantly when Tannehill came on board. The number bear that out. Lewan likely played a role too. But He needed an improved passing game to open up the running game and Tannehill provides that. If we don’t switch to Tannehill his season looks a lot different I think. Above average to good, not great.

 

AAV it was a large deal but it was only 3 years long and he could be cut after 2 seasons. Not really a huge commitment for them.

 

So you’re saying he would have been above average to good (if no QB change) and I said he was good all year. You are just arguing to argue lol get out of here dude.