TreVeyon Henderson, the former Ohio State speedster, enters the NFL as he was one of the most intriguing running backs of the 2025 draft. But here’s the

Rivals has the Buckeyes rated as the favorite to land Savion Hiter (Mineral, Va.), the only five-star running back in the class, giving Ohio State a 27% chance of landing his commitment.

There isn't a true top dog at running back entering the 2025 college football season, but there are plenty of players who have a case to be thought of as the player at the position.

Former Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson signed his rookie NFL contract with the New England Patriots on Saturday.

The Patriots player, of course, is second-round draft pick TreVeyon Henderson, the former Ohio State running back who as of Wednesday remained one of 30 2025 second-round picks who had refused to sign their four-year rookie contracts. If and when Henderson does sign, he will get a four-year deal worth $11,131,116. But that’s not the issue.

More than a dozen Buckeyes spanning nearly every position group drew praise at Big Ten Media Days for how they’ve stepped up as leaders this offseason.