Henry is unlikely to supplant DeMarco Murray atop the depth chart this season, Jason Wolf of The Tennessean reports.
Henry has been far more productive than his veteran teammate on the ground, gaining 520 yards on 114 carries (4.6 average), while Murray has managed just 452 yards on 129 totes (3.5 average). Although a changing of the guard could be in order during the offseason, Murray's solid work as a receiver and pass protector should keep him on the field so long as he stays healthy the rest of the way. Sunday's matchup with Houston could favor Murray in the early going, as the Texans have struggled to defend the pass (7.9 yards per attempt), but have been mostly solid against the run (3.8 yards per carry). Of course, the Titans are comfortable favorites in the contests, and Henry's been the back of choice when the team needs to eat clock in the fourth quarter.