TreVeyon Henderson
2025 Season Outlooks
Henderson was selected by New England in the second round of April's draft. The Ohio State product paced this rookie RB class with 7.1 YPC last season and was effective as both a rusher and receiver throughout his collegiate tenure. His size could limit his carry total a bit in the pros, but he impressed across the board athletically at the combine and his elite pass-blocking skills and three-down ability will make him a terrific fit in the modern NFL. Henderson figures to share some work with Rhamondre Stevenson, but there's plenty of upside here and he can be valued as a RB2.
Henderson has the most significant gap between how much better he plays on gap runs compared to zone, finishing with a 96.3 career grade on gap plays compared to 85.7 against zone. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels’ offenses tend to be among the most gap-scheme heavy in the league.
Throughout McDaniels’ coaching career, he has consistently utilized a committee at running back. In 18 years as a head coach or offensive coordinator, there has only been one season where the back leading the team in carries was also the back receiving the most third-down snaps.
Henderson was never a feature back in college, unlike most college running backs, particularly seeing low snap rates in goal-line and short-yardage situations.
2025 Fantasy Football Rankings
Standard
#47
PPR
#46
Half-PPR
#47
Superflex
#61
2025 Fantasy Football Draft Projections
| Rush Yds | Rush TD | Rec | Rec Yds | Rec TD | 915.5 | 6.5 | 41.3 | 315.5 | 2.1 |
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2025 Average Draft Position (ADP)
Standard
#46
Pick 4.10
PPR
#40
Pick 4.04
Half-PPR
#46
Pick 4.10
Superflex
#57
Pick 5.09
Injury Risk
High
Depth Chart
- 1. TreVeyon Henderson
- 2. Rhamondre Stevenson
- 3. Terrell Jennings
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