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Gibbs and Henry Set the Week 1 Bar

Read the price, role, and market first Jahmyr Gibbs and Derrick Henry delivered huge Week 1 fantasy lines. Here is what the final box scores support and what they do not.

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Key takeaways (from article sections)

  • Gibbs carried Detroit through overtime
  • Henry scored three times for Baltimore
  • Use the full line in trade talk
  • Start or Sit
  • FAQ
  • Where these numbers come from
  • Jahmyr Gibbs: 29 carries, 156 yards, 2 touchdowns; 5 catches, 30 yards.
  • Derrick Henry: 24 carries, 144 yards, 3 touchdowns.
  • Detroit won 31-30 in overtime; Baltimore won 41-23.

Jahmyr Gibbs and Derrick Henry supplied big running-back lines in the early window. Gibbs took 29 carries for 156 yards and two touchdowns, then caught five passes. Henry turned 24 carries into 144 yards and three touchdowns. Both are strong Week 1 results before any trade talk gets clever.

Gibbs carried Detroit through overtime

Detroit beat New Orleans 31-30 in overtime. Gibbs added 30 receiving yards to his 156 rushing yards, giving him 186 yards from scrimmage. Jared Goff threw two touchdowns, and Amon-Ra St. Brown caught two. The extra period belongs in the context for Gibbs’ 29 carries.

Henry scored three times for Baltimore

Baltimore beat Indianapolis 41-23. Henry added one 19-yard reception to his 144 rushing yards. Lamar Jackson threw for 324 yards and ran for a touchdown, while Zay Flowers posted 150 receiving yards. Henry’s score line was part of a Ravens offense that produced points in several ways.

Use the full line in trade talk

A manager considering an offer can cite the actual Week 1 totals. The result does not set a universal price. Compare the players leaving and entering your starting lineup instead of reducing a trade to a touchdown count.

Start or Sit

Use the final numbers as a Week 2 check, then compare the player with the real options on your roster.

FAQ

How many touches did Gibbs have?

He had 29 carries and 5 receptions.

How many touchdowns did Henry score?

Henry scored 3 rushing touchdowns.

Did Gibbs catch passes?

Yes, 5 for 30 yards.

Should I trade either player?

Use the complete offer and your roster, not one Sunday alone.

What to watch next: Compare the next carry counts and receiving work for Gibbs and Henry before reacting to another touchdown total.

Where these numbers come from

ESPN final game summaries checked September 13, 2026: Fantasy Desk, Shark Snip blog, Saints at Lions and Ravens at Colts. All cited games were final at retrieval.

Frequently asked questions

How many touches did Gibbs have?
He had 29 carries and 5 receptions.
How many touchdowns did Henry score?
Henry scored 3 rushing touchdowns.
Did Gibbs catch passes?
Yes, 5 for 30 yards.
Should I trade either player?
Use the complete offer and your roster, not one Sunday alone.

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Week 1 rushing attempts in the Lions-Saints and Ravens-Colts finals.
Week 1 workload Week 1 rushing attempts in the Lions-Saints and Ravens-Colts finals. Source: ESPN final box scores, September 13, 2026.
Jahmyr GibbsDerrick HenryNew OrleansJared GoffAmon-Ra St. BrownBaltimore BaltimoreLamar JacksonZay FlowersColtsLionsRavensSaintspricefantasy footballWeek 1Jahmyr GibbsDerrick Henry
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