This isn't the first time Henry has been critical of his own play this season. In fact, he's stood at his locker numerous times and dogged his performance, once calling it "trash play."

So far this season, Henry has 84 carries for 273 yards and one touchdown. He's averaging 3.3 yards per carry.

Will things change? Well, Henry is planning on it.

Something that's changed is the presence of fullback Jalston Fowler, who is back with the team. Henry and Fowler were teammates at Alabama, and for two seasons with the Titans. Fowler has moved into Henry's place in Nashville.

"It's good to have him around. We're like brothers," Henry said of Fowler. "I know what type of player he is, and when he's in there he is going to do his job.

"He's just a physical player, and he has been that was since college. He is going to work hard and do his job to the best of his abilities."

But Henry knows if the running game is going to improve, he's going to have to do his job better.

Fellow running back Dion Lewis has been the more effective back of the two this season, rushing for 277 yards on 73 carries – a 3.8-yard average.

"I just have to run better honestly," Henry said. "Just being truthful with myself … and (my play) hasn't been very good. There's a lot of things I have to get better at and I am working on these things in practice, but it has to show in the games.