This article references DeMarco Murray and more! Tennessee Titans running back DeMarco Murray struggled mightily in the team's Week 12 win in Indianapolis, finishing with an abysmal 12 carries for nine yards. Murray's lone touchdown came on a one-yard plunge from the fullback position, after Derrick Henry had led the offense down the field for the game-clinching drive. Henry looked like the far superior back in this matchup, and should be in line for a heavier workload going forward. Murray's days as a RB2 may be behind him.Keep on reading: DeMarco Murray Finds the End Zone in an Otherwise Poor Performance

This article references DeMarco Murray and more! Tennessee Titans running back DeMarco Murray has been frustrating for both the Titans and fantasy owners all season. He has been missing openings in the line and has shown a lack of burst and agility to make defenders miss. In his prior meeting with the Colts, Murray totaled 87 yards and one touchdown, but only 40 of those yards were on the ground, compared to 131 for Derrick Henry. Murray's touchdown and receiving upside should be enough to keep him in the RB2 conversation this week.Keep on reading: DeMarco Murray An RB2 in Week 12

This article references DeMarco Murray, Derrick Henry and more! The Tennessee Titans running game, led by the duo of DeMarco Murray and Derrick Henry, was unable to get going in the 40-17 loss against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Turnovers were a large part of lack of success on offense, but the lack of a ground game forced the Titans to become one-dimensional. DeMarco Murray rushed for only 10 yards on eight carries, while Henry added 32 yards on his seven carries. It is becoming more apparent that the Titans need to get Henry more involved, but a drastic chang[...]Keep on reading: DeMarco Murray Outperformed by Derrick Henry in Loss

This article references aaron jones, Alfred Morris, Brandon Williams, Brett Hundley, Case Keenum, Chris Thompson, cooper kupp, Corey Davis, DeMarco Murray, Derek Carr, Deshaun Watson, Devonta Freeman, Drew Brees, Ezekiel Elliott, Garrett Celek, Hunter Henry, Jamaal Williams, Jared Cook, Jay Ajayi, Jeremy Maclin, Kirk Cousins, Matt Ryan, Philip Rivers, Rob Kelley, Robert Woods, Samaje Perine, Sammy Watkins, Sterling Shepard, Teddy Bridgewater, Ty Montgomery and more! We were due for Week 10 to happen and not just in the most obvious, literal sense that Week 10 would inevitably arrive after Week 9. Sometimes up is down, black is white, and dogs and cats live and dine together in harmony. In a week where DeMarco Murray and Kirk Cousins combined for five rushing touchdowns and the easiest pick turned out to be Garrett Celek, it's best to just move on and forget this ever happened. Trade deadlines are fast approaching in many fantasy leagues, so it goes with[...]Keep on reading: Heroes and Zeroes - Week 11 Fantasy Football Picks

This article references DeMarco Murray and more! In a season of ups and downs, Tennessee Titans running back DeMarco Murray has been hard to gauge for fantasy owners. Coming off of a three touchdown performance, Murray faces a Steelers defense allowing 4.2 yards per carry on the season. This matchup coming on a short week could be troubling for the veteran Murray, who has battled nagging injuries all season. [...]Keep on reading: DeMarco Murray a High-End RB2 in Week 11

This article references DeMarco Murray and more! Tennessee Titans running back DeMarco Murray finished with 72 total yards and three touchdowns in the Week 10 win against the Cincinnati Bengals. Murray finally rewarded fantasy owners with the RB1 value he was drafted for. Murray still wasn't running like he was a year ago, but he did get much more red zone and receiving work than fellow running back Derrick Henry did. Murray is clearly still the back to own in the Titans backfield, and he is setting up as a high-end RB2 in Week 11.Keep on reading: DeMarco Murray Scores Three Touchdowns

This article references DeMarco Murray, Derrick Henry and more! Tennessee Titans running backs DeMarco Murray and Derrick Henry have been a cycle of frustration for fantasy owners all season, with no signs pointing towards a change. Neither back has produced consistent fantasy numbers so far, but both have had the touchdown upside to remain low-floor, risky RB2 plays. Murray has a clear edge over Henry in PPR formats, but the gap is much narrower in standard leagues. Fantasy owners should not feel much confidence counting on either of these backs in a tough [...]Keep on reading: DeMarco Murray and Derrick Henry Remain Risky RB2 Plays

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This article references DeMarco Murray and more! Tennessee Titans running back DeMarco Murray (knee) put in a full practice Wednesday. It's a good sign that Murray is practicing this early in the week, but the 29-year-old running back continues to deal with nagging injuries, and it only seems like a matter of time before they'll catch up with him and allow Derrick Henry to see more work. Until then, though, Murray remains the lead dog in this backfield, albeit as more of a low-end RB2 for Week 10 against Cincinnati.Keep on reading: DeMarco Murray Puts In Full Practice Wednesday

This article references DeMarco Murray and more! Tennessee Titans running back DeMarco Murray (knee) suffered a knee injury in Week 9, but head coach Mike Mularkey said the team will continue to let him play if he remains effective. The aging veteran continues to deal with nicks and bruises and probably hasn't been 100 percent healthy all year. He had only nine carries for 19 yards in the [...]Keep on reading: DeMarco Murray Dealing With Knee Injury