TreVeyon Henderson Fantasy Overview

2024 Summary

College Production

Henderson burst on the scene as a freshman at Ohio State, tallying 183 carries, 1,248 yards, and 15 TDs. He added 27 catches, 312 yards, and four additional scores.

Injuries limited him to 18 games over the following two seasons. But he rebounded in 2024 to post another 1,000-yard season – plus a career-high 7.1 yards per carry.

He exits college with 590 carries, 3,761 yards, and 42 rushing TDs across four seasons. He added 77 catches, 853 yards, and 6 TDs through the air.

Efficiency Metrics

Let’s isolate Henderson’s 2024.

Among 90 RBs with 145+ carries, the Buckeye ranked:

• 3rd in yards after contact per attempt
• 4th in PFF rushing grade
• 6th in Breakaway Percentage

*Breakaway percentage is calculated by taking yards gained on runs of 15+ and dividing by total rushing yards.

All three marks above were career highs.

As a pass catcher, Henderson notched 1.18 yards per route run – the third-best figure of his career. That ranked 30th in a sample of 55 RBs.

Ohio State’s WR depth certainly played a role there. Ultimately, Henderson brings a complete and pro-ready profile.

Offensive Context

Ohio State provided strong QB play and skill position players across each of Henderson’s four seasons.

The O-line also performed well, peaking as Pro Football Focus’ No. 4 run-blocking unit in 2022.

In 2024, Henderson split work with Ole Miss transfer Quinshon Judkins. Judkins held the edge in carries (193 to 145), while Henderson led in targets (30 to 26).

Injury History

Henderson missed five games during his sophomore season with a broken foot. He underwent surgery that December.

The next season, he missed three games due to a lower-body injury.

2025 Expectations

Projected Role & Competition

Henderson’s tape showed a dynamic rusher, receiver, and pass protector.

We expect him to lead the Pats in touches in Year 1, ahead of veteran RB Rhamondre Stevenson. The Pats extended Stevenson’s contract last June, but that was before the arrival of HC Mike Vrabel and OC Josh McDaniels.

New England also retained RB Antonio Gibson. He figures to compete for the No. 2 RB role.

Current projections have Henderson just shy of 200 carries and 40 receptions. There could be additional upside through the air, depending on the health of WR Stefon Diggs and the development of WR Kyle Williams.

Supporting Cast

New England’s O-line looks much better after adding:

• Round 1 LT Will Campbell
• Veteran C Garrett Bradbury
• Rookie C Jared Wilson
• Veteran RT Morgan Moses

The pass-catching group looks improved, too, as long as Diggs can successfully return from an October ACL tear. Williams supplies a downfield threat.

That duo should help take pressure off the ground game.

Coaching & Offensive Scheme

New OC Josh McDaniels has a history of shuffling production to receiving RBs.

Think back to the old Patriots teams with guys like Kevin Faulk, James White, Danny Woodhead, and Shane Vereen. Each guy posted multiple seasons of 45+ catches.

Henderson at least matches their receiving talent while offering more upside on the ground.