Windy City Gridiron on TreVeyon Henderson
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Hendo is the explosive type of back who can take any run or pass to the house on any given play having had two scoring runs of 60+ yards as a rookie... Though he is technically behind Rhamondre Stevenson in New England's backfield, Hendo is the back I am more concerned about. If Devin Bush and the Bears D can contain Henderson and not allow any explosive plays to happen - Chicago should keep New England within reach on the scoreboard. But if he decides this Thursday night Primetime game is the game to break out this season, watch out.
STACKED’s take
Henderson's explosive upside and breakout potential concern the source despite sophomore slump.
2nd-year RB from Ohio State who finished 3rd in AP Offensive Rookie of the Year voting after a stellar opening act; the source remains quite high on Henderson as the 2nd-rated RB out of the 2025 class despite a slower sophomore start. Henderson's success rate on both runs and catches has declined, yards per carry are down, and he has already matched his total fumbles from his rookie year—potentially due to a nagging ankle injury or offensive line injuries. However, the source emphasizes Henderson is the explosive type of back who can take any run or pass to the house on any given play, having had two scoring runs of 60+ yards as a rookie and a kickoff return touchdown in preseason. Though technically behind Rhamondre Stevenson on the depth chart, Henderson is the back the source is more concerned about; if he breaks out in this Thursday night primetime game, the Bears could be in trouble.
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