TreVeyon Henderson

Henderson will look to bounce back after injuries limited his production in 2022. As a true freshman in 2021, Henderson was electric. He ran for 1,255 yards and 15 scores while also catching 27 passes out of the backfield. Last year, the tailback missed five games and ultimately underwent foot surgery prior to the College Football Playoff. He unsurprisingly sat out the Buckeyes’ spring practice period as he continues to rehab his foot, but all signs point to the halfback being ready come fall. Ohio State’s offense will welcome a new starting signal caller, likely Kyle McCord, but it should still remain one of the most potent in the country as many of the top weapons return for 2023. As for the backfield, Henderson will likely split carries with Miyan Williams, who emerged as a dangerous runner in his own right last season. When the two tailbacks were both healthy last year, they tended to split carries rather evenly. In this way, they cap each other's value, although each runner is so talented individually that production shouldn’t be an issue for either.