Derrick Henry finished with 5.9 PPR points against the Bengals just one week after he produced a season low of 5.0. He handled 17 carries for 45 yards while adding another 4 yards on one reception to rank as an RB4 for a consecutive week.
2026 Fantasy Football Impact: RB1 Usage, RB4 Results
For the first time this season, it was an RB other than Derrick Henry who led the Ravens backfield in scoring. RB Justice Hill’s 6.3 PPR points led RB scoring despite Hill falling short of 10 rushing yards.
Even during this down scoring stretch, Henry’s rushing workload remains among the highest at the position. He ranks as the RB51 with 5.5 PPR points over the past two weeks, but his 68.0% carry share still ranks sixth.
He continues to be historically a low-volume receiver out of the backfield, with his 49th-ranked 6.1% target share. That makes high-end scoring difficult as is and, combined with a lack of TDs, a near impossibility.
He hasn’t accounted for a TD after scoring one each of the first four weeks.
Henry is set up well for an RB1 return in Week 8 against a Bills defense that’s allowed the second most points to RBs.
