Ohio State football player is turning heads as a rookie in training camp

The Ohio State football team wouldn’t have won the national championship in 2024 without TreVeyon Henderson. He had some huge plays at running back, specifically in the CFP games against Tennessee, Oregon, and Texas. He was one of the most dynamic running backs in the country.

Surprisingly, Henderson ended up slipping until the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. He even slipped behind his teammate, Quinshon Judkins. Judkins was taken 36th overall by the Browns, while Henderson was taken two picks later at 38.

Judkins hasn’t been able to participate in training camp due to some legal issues, as well as not signing his rookie contract. Meanwhile, Henderson is already turning heads in New England with what he’s been able to do in training camp, especially in the passing game.

Henderson showed off his skills when it comes to catching the ball out of the backfield.

There’s a chance that Henderson could end up being the best running back in this class when everything is all said and done. He’s always had the big-play potential, but the Patriots are just now getting to see everything that he can do in their offense with Drake Maye at quarterback.

Henderson is a very good receiver and a fantastic pass blocker.