TreVeyon Henderson has been tipped to be drafted by the Bills
The Buffalo Bills came agonizingly close to the Super Bowl in 2024, falling just short against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.
While many felt the Bills had the chance to secure a victory, missed opportunities and key plays down the stretch left them on the outside looking in. Heading into the offseason, the expectation was that Buffalo would make aggressive moves to further strengthen the roster. However, their offseason so far has been relatively quiet.
The Bills’ biggest acquisitions to date include defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi, defensive end Joey Bosa, and wide receiver Joshua Palmer. While these moves bolster their defense and receiving corps, Buffalo has yet to make a significant splash in terms of building around franchise quarterback Josh Allen. That being said, Allen did receive a monumental six-year, $330 million contract extension, ensuring his future with the team for the long haul.
Running Back position in focus for the 2025 NFL Draft
As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, the Bills may look to address one of the most pressing needs on their roster: running back. Currently holding the 30th overall pick, Buffalo could target Ohio State’s TreVeyon Henderson, who has generated significant buzz after a standout college career.
Henderson, fresh off a stellar 2024 season where he played a pivotal role in Ohio State’s national championship run, posted impressive numbers with 1,016 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns on 144 carries. His ability to catch passes out of the backfield, with 27 receptions for 284 yards and one touchdown, showcases his versatility. Over his college career, Henderson scored a total of 48 touchdowns, establishing himself as one of the top playmakers in college football.
Henderson’s potential landing in Buffalo could be further influenced by James Cook‘s contract situation. As the Bills consider whether to commit $15 million per year to Cook, it might be more beneficial to trade him for a draft pick and replace him with a more affordable rookie. This decision would allow Buffalo to secure a dynamic running back like Henderson, who would be on a rookie contract for several years.
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The Buffalo Bills came agonizingly close to the Super Bowl in 2024, falling just short against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game.
While many felt the Bills had the chance to secure a victory, missed opportunities and key plays down the stretch left them on the outside looking in. Heading into the offseason, the expectation was that Buffalo would make aggressive moves to further strengthen the roster. However, their offseason so far has been relatively quiet.
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The Bills’ biggest acquisitions to date include defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi, defensive end Joey Bosa, and wide receiver Joshua Palmer. While these moves bolster their defense and receiving corps, Buffalo has yet to make a significant splash in terms of building around franchise quarterback Josh Allen. That being said, Allen did receive a monumental six-year, $330 million contract extension, ensuring his future with the team for the long haul.
Running Back position in focus for the 2025 NFL Draft
As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, the Bills may look to address one of the most pressing needs on their roster: running back. Currently holding the 30th overall pick, Buffalo could target Ohio State’s TreVeyon Henderson, who has generated significant buzz after a standout college career.
Henderson, fresh off a stellar 2024 season where he played a pivotal role in Ohio State’s national championship run, posted impressive numbers with 1,016 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns on 144 carries. His ability to catch passes out of the backfield, with 27 receptions for 284 yards and one touchdown, showcases his versatility. Over his college career, Henderson scored a total of 48 touchdowns, establishing himself as one of the top playmakers in college football.
Henderson’s potential landing in Buffalo could be further influenced by James Cook‘s contract situation. As the Bills consider whether to commit $15 million per year to Cook, it might be more beneficial to trade him for a draft pick and replace him with a more affordable rookie. This decision would allow Buffalo to secure a dynamic running back like Henderson, who would be on a rookie contract for several years.
Henderson’s skills as an elite pass-blocker and explosive playmaker make him a strong candidate to complement Allen’s high-powered offense. NFL analyst Lance Zierlein has even compared Henderson‘s style of play to that of Aaron Jones, the star running back for the Green Bay Packers-an all-around weapon who can contribute in multiple facets of the game.
As the Bills continue to evaluate their options ahead of the 2025 draft, Henderson stands out as a potential game-changer. His addition to the backfield could give Buffalo the added spark they need to complement Allen‘s dynamic play and ultimately make a Super Bowl run. Whether or not they pull the trigger on Henderson, the draft will be a key moment in shaping the future of the Bills’ offense.