Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel reassured that running back Derrick Henry will continue to be a significant part of the team's offense, despite a shift in strategy during their recent loss to the New Orleans Saints. Vrabel emphasized the importance of getting everyone involved and finding ways to utilize both Henry and rookie back Tyjae Spears. Henry, who led the NFL in rushing attempts in three of the last four seasons, remains a key player for the Titans going forward.

• Titans coach Mike Vrabel stated that Derrick Henry will continue to be a significant part of the team's offense.
• The Titans used rookie back Tyjae Spears more than Henry in their recent loss to the Saints.
• Henry led the NFL in rushing attempts in three of the last four seasons.
• Henry is in the final year of his four-year, $50 million contract with the Titans.
• The devaluation of the running back position led to a Zoom call among top ball carriers, including Henry.
• Henry expressed trust in the coaching staff and emphasized the importance of getting everyone involved.
• Vrabel confirmed that the Saints game was an outlier and that Henry will be a huge part of the offense going forward.