TreVeyon Henderson Sees Increased Snap Share, Dominant Usage Despite Efficiency Concerns

TreVeyon Henderson saw a significant increase in playing time, participating in 75% of snaps, which far surpassed Terrell Jennings' 25% share. This "stock up" usage led to over 12 PPR points, reflecting dominant RB1-type usage. However, despite the heavy workload, Jennings was utilized in goal-to-go situations, scoring a touchdown. Henderson's performance also highlighted a continued issue with tackle breaking, as he recorded zero plays of 10+ yards across 18 touches and averaged a below-average 3.9 yards per carry.