Warriorspikes51 Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago Bills stun us all and go Offensive weapons early. We still land 2 CB's + a plug & play 1T and get MUCH faster on offense Draft Buzz report on TreVeyon Henderson: The passing game versatility is what separates Henderson from other explosive backs in this class. Beyond just catching dump-offs, his ability to split out wide and run legitimate routes jumped out in the Cotton Bowl. That 75-yard touchdown reception wasn't just about speed - he set up the defender with a subtle hesitation move that created five yards of separation. Combine this with his advanced pass protection (consistently stone-walling blitzers despite his size), and you're looking at a three-down weapon who won't need to leave the field. Buffalo stands out as perfect scheme fit where Henderson could step in and immediately command 15-18 touches per game. The vision and explosiveness are too special to waste in a committee - this is a feature back whose only limitation is durability. After studying every touch from his last two seasons, I'm convinced he has the tools to be one of the NFL's most dynamic offensive weapons. Give him 18-20 touches per game in a zone-heavy system with designed screens and watch him take over games just like he did against Oregon in the playoffs. 1 Quote
TheBeaneBandit Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 29 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said: Bills stun us all and go Offensive weapons early. We still land 2 CB's + a plug & play 1T and get MUCH faster on offense Draft Buzz report on TreVeyon Henderson: The passing game versatility is what separates Henderson from other explosive backs in this class. Beyond just catching dump-offs, his ability to split out wide and run legitimate routes jumped out in the Cotton Bowl. That 75-yard touchdown reception wasn't just about speed - he set up the defender with a subtle hesitation move that created five yards of separation. Combine this with his advanced pass protection (consistently stone-walling blitzers despite his size), and you're looking at a three-down weapon who won't need to leave the field. Buffalo stands out as perfect scheme fit where Henderson could step in and immediately command 15-18 touches per game. The vision and explosiveness are too special to waste in a committee - this is a feature back whose only limitation is durability. After studying every touch from his last two seasons, I'm convinced he has the tools to be one of the NFL's most dynamic offensive weapons. Give him 18-20 touches per game in a zone-heavy system with designed screens and watch him take over games just like he did against Oregon in the playoffs. I would absolutely love it but we'd have to have a plan to trade Cook the second Henderson was drafted. Quote
Buffalo716 Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago 1 hour ago, Warriorspikes51 said: Bills stun us all and go Offensive weapons early. We still land 2 CB's + a plug & play 1T and get MUCH faster on offense Draft Buzz report on TreVeyon Henderson: The passing game versatility is what separates Henderson from other explosive backs in this class. Beyond just catching dump-offs, his ability to split out wide and run legitimate routes jumped out in the Cotton Bowl. That 75-yard touchdown reception wasn't just about speed - he set up the defender with a subtle hesitation move that created five yards of separation. Combine this with his advanced pass protection (consistently stone-walling blitzers despite his size), and you're looking at a three-down weapon who won't need to leave the field. Buffalo stands out as perfect scheme fit where Henderson could step in and immediately command 15-18 touches per game. The vision and explosiveness are too special to waste in a committee - this is a feature back whose only limitation is durability. After studying every touch from his last two seasons, I'm convinced he has the tools to be one of the NFL's most dynamic offensive weapons. Give him 18-20 touches per game in a zone-heavy system with designed screens and watch him take over games just like he did against Oregon in the playoffs. I think Caldwell can jump into a rotation but I don't think he's a plug and play starter at the 1T He needs to work on consistent block shedding and body control he ended up on the ground too much last season 1 Quote
The BLUES Brothers Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Would be over the moon happy with this one! Have a feeling the pick will be CB in round 1, and a move up in 2nd to get a DT but prefer this way more Quote
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