5-10 210 Ohio State

He has a compact, athletic frame with adequate bulk.

Speed and Agility

Speed is the first thing that comes to mind with TreVeyon Henderson, but he’s far more than just a home-run hitter. He possesses good speed and accelerates quickly to top speed.He has an extra gear when in space that he can pull away from defenders. Shows solid change of direction skills and can make a defender miss.

Footwork and Running Style

Henderson’s quick feet allow him to press the line horizontally before planting and accelerating through the gap. He has a natural feel for finding open space or lowering his pads to pick up extra yards. While he occasionally dances, he effectively manipulates defenders with his speed, awareness, and change-of-direction ability. He can bounce outside for big plays or get downhill and grind out tough yardage. While not a pure power back, he runs with enough physicality to be effective between the tackles.

Receiving Ability

He runs basic swing routes, check-downs, screens, and the occasional wheel route. With reliable hands and strong ball security, he maximizes yardage after the catch. His speed and acceleration make him a potential-dynamic receiving threat, though Ohio State’s depth may have limited his opportunities in this area.

Pass Protection

Henderson is an adequate blocker who shows effort in pass protection. He’s willing to chip, engage, and slow down defenders, though this isn’t his strongest trait.

Overall Projection

A highly productive player at Ohio State, Henderson projects as a starting NFL running back. His vision, speed, acceleration, and elusiveness—combined with his ability to gain tough yards, protect the ball, and contribute as a receiver—make him a strong early Day 2 draft prospect.