Travis

Henry

X-rays came back negative and the injury is not believed to be serious. Considering the presence of Willis McGahee and Henry’s track record with injuries, we bet he’ll be back on the field soon.

Nothing confirmed, just speculation from the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle about Willis’ emerging role. The Bills have struggled in the red zone lately.

The Bills aren’t about to risk further injury with Henry. Willis McGahee’s weak preseason keeps Henry in our top twenty overall rankings.

We think Willis McGahee will likely start cutting more and more into Henry’s time in the weeks to follow.

He’s missed both practices this week, but is expected to start this weekend. Henry is not a great play considering the injury, Willis McGahee, and the Dolphins defense.

Even if Henry starts, we see Willis McGahee getting a considerable amount of snaps.

The Bills play at 1 PM, so fantasy owners will be able to check the pregame inactives. Considering Henry’s history and that he practiced today, it would be surprising if he didn’t suit up. That doesn’t mean he’s a great play versus the Dolphins.

He’s safe to use in fantasy leagues, although he has a tough match-up at Baltimore. It will be interesting to see how many snaps Willis McGahee gets.

He was healthy, but watched Willis McGahee run well after halftime yesterday. This is likely Henry’s last year in Buffalo, and he may have questionable fantasy value the rest of the way.

Henry says the injury is not major, but Buffalo will be cautious during the preseason as they get a long look at Willis McGahee. Henry remains the unquestioned starter, but will see less carries this season.