TreVeyon Henderson

Four games missed in 2023 due to an undisclosed injury dampened Henderson's production during his junior year, and he's missed a combined seven regular-season contests in the last two seasons. His ability to stay healthy will most certainly dictate whether he surpasses 1,000 yards, which he only managed in his healthy freshman campaign. Additionally, the Buckeyes bringing in Ole Miss transfer Quinshon Judkins leaves fewer carrries on the plate for Henderson. The promising note is that the Buckeyes have some overturn in the passing attack Kyle McCord and Marvin Harrison gone, but Will Howard is likely viewed as an upgrade under center. Henderson has shown the ability to run through defenders, especially those at some of the top programs in the country, with 926 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns across just 10 games this past season. It should be interesting to see how Ohio State deals with both Judkins and Henderson in the backfield, but fresh legs for the pair and a potentially more explosive offense mean scoring opportunities should be plentiful. Read Past Outlooks