3. Derrick Henry, RB, Tennessee Titans

The league’s leading rusher, Henry really accelerated his game late in the season and into the playoffs. He made a case to be the league’s highest-paid running back. With the Titans at $51 million under the cap, they have enough room to sign Henry and quarterback Ryan Tannehill to long-term contracts. But, if Henry’s demands are too high, the Titans can use the franchise tag ($10.3 million for a running back).