Just three weeks ago, the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots were ranked one-two in DVOA, and seemed destined to collide in the AFC Championship Game. Instead, neither even made it past the divisional round. Both were undone by the six-seed Tennessee Titans and the breakout star of this postseason, running back Derrick Henry.
Though he was the second running back off the boards, Henry lasted till the middle of the second round of the 2016 draft. He spent his first two seasons as a backup/change-of-pace behind DeMarco Murray, and in his third year he split carries roughly 60-40 with Dion Lewis.