Derrick Henry, Ryan Tannehill, Robert Woods

Three of the Tennessee Titans’ best fantasy football assets for the 2022 season — Derrick Henry, Ryan Tannehill and Robert Woods — will be on the field in Week 1 against the New York Giants, but should they be in your lineup?

Henry is coming off a season in which he missed the final nine games due to injury. The King was able to return for the playoff loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, but was stifled on the ground.

Tannehill also had a lackluster campaign in 2021, but for a different reason.

The Titans quarterback was a turnover machine and had a lot to overcome around him, as the offensive line was terrible in pass protection and his receivers were routinely hurt.

Woods is one of many new additions to Tennessee’s offense after spending the last five years with the Los Angeles Rams. Woods comes with his own question mark, though, as he’s coming off a torn ACL.

So, should any of these three be in starting lineups in Week 1? Let’s find out now as we take a look at some start or sit advice for all three.

Derrick Henry: Start

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New year, same approach: start Derrick Henry every week.

The Titans’ bellcow back is coming off a season in which he missed the last nine games due to a foot injury. Even with his having missed nine games, Henry still finished as RB14 in standard and RB22 in PPR.

That just goes to show you the insane level of production Henry is capable of. What Henry did in eight games is more than most backs can do in 17.

Many experts out there have already begun writing Henry’s obituary after his injury and with the fact that he’s approaching the age of 30, but we’re not jumping on that ship until we see another disappointing year.

Henry is fully healthy going into 2022 and looks even bigger than normal, if that’s possible. And, most importantly, he’s set for another heavy workload.

There is even some upside with Henry, who may be utilized in the passing game more. He caught 18 passes in eight games last year, one shy of his career-high of 19, which he tallied in 16 games the year prior.

It’s full speed ahead for one of the best backs in fantasy.

Ryan Tannehill: Sit

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The Titans have a ton of new faces in the passing game this season, but Tannehill didn’t get any reps with them in live-game action during the preseason, which could lead to a slow start.

Adding to that, the offensive…