[Ratmandoo]

I don't think this has been posted anywhere but the guys at Pro Football Focus has graded the running backs and CMac grades out better than Henry (and this was before this weekend).

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/20...e-country/

Against FBS competition this year, Henry’s rushing grade of +23.9 is fifth, trailing McCaffrey, LSU’s Leonard Fournette, Utah’s Devontae Booker and Perkins. If only looking at games against Power-5 schools, Henry moves up to second, but still checks in behind McCaffrey’s comfortable lead.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/20...rt-trophy/

The best player in the nation, in my opinion, is another running back. Stanford’s do-it-all playmaker Christian McCaffrey has been exciting to watch all year. At +39.1 he’s our highest-graded player at the position, and his rushing grade of +28.0 only trails Fournette. What makes McCaffrey special is that he can hurt you in so many different ways. His receiving grade of +11.5 is the best at the position, and he’s forced 67 missed tackles when you combine his rushing and receiving. Topping it all off is his ability as a kick returner, where he once again leads the nation with a grade of +9.0. He’s racked up 3,035 all purpose yards this year and he now firmly has Barry Sanders’ record of 3,250 in his sights. The fact that you can even mention McCaffrey in there with Sanders tells you exactly what kind of season he’s having, and it’s a season worthy of winning the Voldemort.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/20...ing-back/  - This is from before the Notre Dame Game

Without a devastating passing game to lean on, Stanford often rides McCaffrey as far as he can take them, and the Cardinal rely on him to close out games and control the ball on the ground. He plays like a guy who is significantly larger than he is, and while players like Leonard Fournette will be the ones that set the draft community drooling, Christian McCaffrey has had the better season and is the player currently atop PFF’s running back rankings.

[Ratmandoo]

I don't think this has been posted anywhere but the guys at Pro Football Focus has graded the running backs and CMac grades out better than Henry (and this was before this weekend).

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/20...e-country/

Against FBS competition this year, Henry’s rushing grade of +23.9 is fifth, trailing McCaffrey, LSU’s Leonard Fournette, Utah’s Devontae Booker and Perkins. If only looking at games against Power-5 schools, Henry moves up to second, but still checks in behind McCaffrey’s comfortable lead.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/20...rt-trophy/

The best player in the nation, in my opinion, is another running back. Stanford’s do-it-all playmaker Christian McCaffrey has been exciting to watch all year. At +39.1 he’s our highest-graded player at the position, and his rushing grade of +28.0 only trails Fournette. What makes McCaffrey special is that he can hurt you in so many different ways. His receiving grade of +11.5 is the best at the position, and he’s forced 67 missed tackles when you combine his rushing and receiving. Topping it all off is his ability as a kick returner, where he once again leads the nation with a grade of +9.0. He’s racked up 3,035 all purpose yards this year and he now firmly has Barry Sanders’ record of 3,250 in his sights. The fact that you can even mention McCaffrey in there with Sanders tells you exactly what kind of season he’s having, and it’s a season worthy of winning the Voldemort.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/20...ing-back/  - This is from before the Notre Dame Game

Without a devastating passing game to lean on, Stanford often rides McCaffrey as far as he can take them, and the Cardinal rely on him to close out games and control the ball on the ground. He plays like a guy who is significantly larger than he is, and while players like Leonard Fournette will be the ones that set the draft community drooling, Christian McCaffrey has had the better season and is the player currently atop PFF’s running back rankings.