TreVeyon Henderson

Henderson remains the 1b in a true committee — Stevenson reclaimed the lead role at ~58-59% snaps late in 2025 and through the playoffs, capping Henderson's weekly ceiling and touch floor. Both backs are signed through 2026+, so the timeshare is the central governor on his value.

His RB21 finish was driven by big-play efficiency (911 yards on 180 carries, 9 TDs) on limited volume rather than bell-cow workload; a regression in explosiveness without a usage bump would compress his fantasy output.

Mike Clay's 2026 projection (~202 carries, 888 yds) signals a modest volume increase, and his target share is trending up — a year-2 efficiency-to-volume leap would push him toward weekly RB2 stability with RB1 spike weeks.

When Stevenson missed time with a toe injury, Henderson spiked to an ~80% snap share. Any Stevenson exit or injury unlocks clear lead-back volume on an ascending Drake Maye offense, the single biggest swing factor in his dynasty value.

At 23 with only one year of tread on the tires and second-round draft capital, Henderson sits on the right side of the RB aging curve with a multi-year dynasty runway.